The Great Escape II: The Untold Story (1988)
Overview
Allied prisoners tunnel out of a stalag, then return to avenge fellow escapees executed by the Nazis.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.358 |
Directed By
Jud Taylor
Paul Wendkos
Crew
Jud Taylor
Paul Wendkos
Walter Halsey Davis
Michael Jaffe
Nenad Pečur
Sabine Schroth
Uli Kudicke
Rose Tobias Shaw
Claude Hitchcock
Branko Lustig
Jim Kail
Dominik Baltic
Nancy Ramey
G. Michael Graham
Kristi Johns
Nada Pinter
Christine A. Sacani
Suzanne M. Smith
Damir Terešak
Daniela Kabiljo
Marko Cerovac
Torsten Hauer
Zoran Sudar
Dušan Jeričević
Alexandra Stewart
Tomislav Fogec
Branko Repalust
Debi Manwiller
Marijan Karoglan
Dragan Josipovic
Ivo Ujević
Alan Greedy
Brian Warner
Milan Stanisic
Ranko Ganic
Drago Ljubić
Alan Cassie
Stanislav Dobrina
Ksenija Jeričević
Ute Badura
Tihomir Marciuš
Drago Poldrugač
Petar Buntić
Nina Zeckovic
Mladen Ožbolt
Goranka Trgovec-Greif
Joseph Guresky
David Martell
Ellen Segal
Grover B. Helsley
Richard D. Rogers
John Wilkinson
Susanne Gervay
TOP CAST
Christopher Reeve
Maj. John Dodge
Judd Hirsch
Capt. David Matthews
Tony Denison
Lt. Mike Corery
Charles Haid
Sgt. MacKenzie
Michael Nader
Burchardt
Ian McShane
Roger Bushell
Derek de Lint
Dr. Thost
Donald Pleasence
Dr. Absalon
Johnny Dennis
Innkeeper
Andrew Bicknell
Wings Day
Martin Umbach
Pieber
Mijou Kovacs
Marie-Chantal
Manfred Andrae
Col. Von Lindeiner
Karl Knaup
Max Wielen
Karlheinz Lemken
Herr Schmidt
Ron Donachie
Al Hake
Peter Dennis
Group Capt. Massey
Geoffrey Beevers
Jim Kitteridge
Ulrich Günther
Rubberneck
Dieter Steinbrink
Interrogater
Christopher Neame
Kiowski
Dominic Gould
Jules
Robert Daws
Kidder
Brian Pettifer
Kirby-Green
Ian Redford
Willie
Bill Wallis
Schatz
Klaus Grünberg
Zacharias
Michael Gahr
Goering
Sreten Mokrović
Wielen's Assistant
Duško Valentić
Corporal
Vladimir Bačić
Watchman in Switchyard
Demeter Bitenc
Non-Com Wermacht
Serge Marquand
Farmhand
Ronald Lacey
Winston Churchill
Manning Redwood
Gen. McLaren
Garrick Hagon
Maj. Paul
Ronnie Janot
Hans Gebhardt
Ian Tyler
Cpl. Campesi
James Carroll Jordan
Capt. Lewis
Russell Kilmister
Johnson
Charles Millot
Bartender
Michael Habeck
Bar Owner
Christopher Muncke
MP Captain
Jerzy Rogulski
Soviet Army Colonel
Richard Aylen
Major-General War Crimes Court
Sam Miller
Air Reconnaissance Officer
Damir Šaban
Swedish Sailor
Ivan Jončić
Swedish Sailor
Helena Buljan
Frau Zacharias
Nikola Gec
Cafe Proprietor
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