Casement film in German

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Irische Tragödie: „Roger Casement"

(Heinz Weiss, Dieter Eppler)

I I . Deutsches Fernsehen

17.45 Nachrichten — Wetter

17.50 Die Drehscheibe

18.15 Die Sportinformation

18.50 • IN FARBE: Er und sie

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19.27 Wetter

19.3O Heute

20.00 Sir Roger Casement

Dokumentarbericht in zwei Teilen

2. Tragödie eines irischen Rebellen

Mit Heinz Weiss, Fritz Haneke, Kurt

Hübner u. a. Regie: H. Kugelstadt

19 Dec 1950

Mein Leben für Irland (1941) More at IMDbPro »

Overview

User Rating:

4.1/10 24 votes

Director:

Max W. Kimmich

Wikipedia. Kimmich married Goebbels sister.

He earned most recommendations, however, for My life for Ireland. This 1940/1941 movie was recommended not only "artificially and national-political valuable", but additionally as "particularly suitable for adolescents" (dt. "jugendwert"). His last film, Peanuts (dt. Kleinigkeiten), which he started in 1944 with Tobis, could not be finished anymore due to the end of the war. It is considered that for working on this movie, Kimmich was in Vienna in spring 1945 and saw the invasion of the Allies, while Goebbels-biographer Curt Riess states he actually was in Berlin and escaped from the nearly encircled town with his wife and mother-in-law on April 19, 1945.

Writers:

Franz Baumann (writer)
Toni Huppertz (writer)
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Release Date:

17 February 1941 (Germany)

Genre:

Drama

Plot:

A Nazi-made anti-British propaganda film. | add synopsis

User Comments:

Average German propaganda movie more

Cast

(Credited cast)

Anna Dammann	...	Maeve Fleming
Werner Hinz	...	Michael O'Brien sen
René Deltgen	...	Robert Devoy
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Hans Bergmann	...	Kapitän der 'Black and Tans'
Claus Clausen	...	Patrick Pollock
Karl Dannemann	...	Richard Sullivan
Will Dohm	...	Lehrer Barrington
Siegfried Drost	...	Emmet Doyle
Peter Elsholtz	...	Fred Dalton
Karl Haubenreißer	...	Kommandant von Dublin
Karl John	...	Raymond Davitt
Karl Junge-Swinburne	...	Beisitzender Richter des Kriegsgerichts
Eugen Klöpfer	...	Duffy
Maria Krahn	...	Älteres Fräulein
Odo Krohmann	...	Liam O'Toole
Margarete Kupfer	...	Haushälterin Nany
Walter Lieck	...	Mr. 'Brubbel' Croke
Friedrich Maurer	...	Thomas Byrne
Lucy Millowitsch	...	Duffys Frau
Axel Monjé	...	Colman Barry
Heinz Ohlsen	...	Patrici O'Connor
John Pauls-Harding	...	Mac Bride
Karl-Heinz Peters	...	College-Direktor
Claus Petzold	...	Billy Hogan
Will Quadflieg	...	Michael O'Brien jun
Hans Quest	...	Henry Beverley
Erik Radolf	...	Adjutant Spencer
Josef Renner	...	Sergeant des Geheimdienstes
Norbert Rohringer	...	Rory Kennedy
Franz Schafheitlin	...	Harrison
Alfred Stein	...	Mr. Carter
Hans Stiebner	...	Sheriff
Ferdinand Terpe	...	Sergeant der Polizeitruppe
Jack Trevor	...	Kriegsgerichtsvorsitzender
Albert Venohr	...	Bauer Pat Mullins
Paul Wegener	...	Sir George Beverley
Elisabeth Wendt	...	Nora Mullins
Walter Werner	...	Pfarrer

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Additional Details

Also Known As:

My Life for Ireland (literal English title)
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Parents Guide:

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Country:

Germany

Language:

German

Color:

Black and White

Aspect Ratio:

1.37 : 1 more

Sound Mix:

Mono

Certification:

Finland:K-16 | Sweden:(Banned)

Filming Locations:

Maulbronn, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

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Company:

Tobis Filmkunst more

Fun Stuff

Trivia:

Several extras were killed during shooting the final battle sequence when they stepped on a live land mine. The film was released with this footage included. more

Movie Connections:

Referenced in Hitler's Irish Movies (2007) (TV) more

Soundtrack:

Nur schulter eure Stöcke Jungs more

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3 out of 11 people found the following comment useful:-

Average German propaganda movie, 8 April 2001

Author: Lars-65 from Dublin Ireland

While Ireland is rebelling against Britain, the son of a rebel is sent to an English boarding school to be forced to `think English'. He leads a revolt in the school during the war of independence in 1921, sabotaging the British invaders.
This film was a typical example of anti-British propaganda, made in Germany during the years of World War Two.