Presumably the trio of double agents killed them because they were suspicious of them and had seen or heard something that betrayed their treason.
Yes, the Germans used a small number of early helicopters in late World War 2 for tasks such as transport and artillery spotting in addition to numerous experimental prototypes. Two Fa 223 Drache ('Dragon') aircraft were actually assigned to the German Army's Mountain Warfare School at Innsbruck, so the prescence of a helicopter in the film is surprisingly plausible. They did not, however, have anything that looked like the Bell helicopter used in the movie.
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- How long is Where Eagles Dare?2 hours and 38 minutes
- When was Where Eagles Dare released?March 12, 1969
- What is the IMDb rating of Where Eagles Dare?7.6 out of 10
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- Who are the characters in Where Eagles Dare?Schaffer, Christiansen, Berkeley, Gen. George Carnaby, Carpenter, Rosemeyer, Von Hapen, Heidi, and Maj. Wilhelm Wilner
- What is the plot of Where Eagles Dare?Allied agents stage a daring raid on a castle where the Nazis are holding American brigadier general George Carnaby prisoner, but that's not all that's really going on.
- What was the budget for Where Eagles Dare?$7.7 million
- How much did Where Eagles Dare earn at the worldwide box office?$7.1 million
- How much did Where Eagles Dare earn at the US box office?$7.1 million
- What is Where Eagles Dare rated?M
- What genre is Where Eagles Dare?Action, Adventure, and War
- How many awards has Where Eagles Dare won?1 award
- How many awards has Where Eagles Dare been nominated for?4 nominations
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