La caduta del terzo reich

Titolo originale: The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich

Film per la TV
1968
3h

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7,8/10

310

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Adolf Hitler in La caduta del terzo reich (1968)

Documentary History War

Aggiungi una trama nella tua lingua"The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich" exposes the darkest chapter in history, from Adolf Hitler's rise to power as a Nazi demagogue to his ultimate fatal mistakes. Researchers spent decades... Leggi tutto"The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich" exposes the darkest chapter in history, from Adolf Hitler's rise to power as a Nazi demagogue to his ultimate fatal mistakes. Researchers spent decades uncovering shocking footage of war, carnage and genocide and examined government document... Leggi tutto"The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich" exposes the darkest chapter in history, from Adolf Hitler's rise to power as a Nazi demagogue to his ultimate fatal mistakes. Researchers spent decades uncovering shocking footage of war, carnage and genocide and examined government documents and interviews with Hitler's closest associates to discover how one man led his nation a... Leggi tutto

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310

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Richard Basehart

Narrator

Ernst Hanfstaengl

Self
(as Ernst 'Putzi' Hanfstaengl)

Adolf Hitler

Self
(filmato d'archivio)

Erich Kempka

Self

Hjalmar Schacht

Self

Kurt Schuschnigg

Self
(as Kurt von Schuschnigg)

William L. Shirer

Self

Walter Warlimont

Self

Trama

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Quiz
Much of the filler music written by Lalo Schifrin for this program later showed up virtually unaltered, particularly in instrumentation, in his music for the US television series, Missione impossibile (1966).

Versioni alternative
An alternate two-hour version was released to movie theaters, with an uncredited Laurence Harvey replacing Richard Basehart as narrator.

Connessioni
Featured in The Man Who Makes Things Happen: David L. Wolper (1999)

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Recensione in evidenza

8/10

Too Brief

The only problem I have with this version is that it is way too abbreviated, and Richard Basehart is not the narrator! I saw a longer abbreviated version on TNT in the early 1990s, but have never been able to find it. The Wolper office at UC will not release the original 6 hour version for some very unexplainable reason. What a shame for such a great documentary. The person I spoke with on the phone did not give a reason for this. This is a great film version of Shirer's book with the same title. It is a great summary of life in Germany from 1918-1945, a period of unbelievable importance to today's world, a period which indeed did change the world.