The Hessen Affair (2009)
Overview
In 1945 a group of victorious American officers discover a stash of German jewels and try to fence them in New York.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $20,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.728 |
Directed By
Paul Breuls
Crew
Paul Breuls
Nicholas Meyer
Ronald Roose
Paul Breuls
Catherine Vandeleene
Kees Van Oostrum
Stephen Warbeck
Les Healey
Réjean Labrie
Karyn Wagner
Stefano Ceccarelli
Rebecca Flores
Marcelle Genovese
Brenda Magalas
Ronaldo Nacionales
Ricardo Alms
Olaf Dux
Catherine Green
Donna Jenkyns
Rainier Buidin
Nick Lowe
Steve Mayer
Joeri Verspecht
Tim Harding
Alan Church
Jan Hübel
Sean Skene
François Balcaen
John Clarke
Allen Fraser
René Haan
Harald Ortenburger
Angel Pastrana
Nicolas Phillips
Sofie Silbermann
Marius Speller
Kris Theuwis
Frank Vanderhaeghen
Martijn van Kalleveen
Paula Dunfield
Lana S. Krause
Karen Kristalovich
Linda Madden
Yves Bertrand
David Walter
Tanya Mazur
Kimberly Mikoluff
TOP CAST
Michael Bowen
-Ben Cassidy
Noah Segan
-Lt. David Pallard
Lyne Renee
Lt. Kathleen Nash
Will Woytowich
-Chief Warrant Officer
Billy Zane
Jack Durant
Rudolph Segers
Sgt. Roy Tarlton
Gene Pyrz
Capt. Michael Savern
Arne MacPherson
Nicky Scalinio
Mireille Leveque
Princess Sophie
John B. Lowe
Rueben Markel
Guido De Craene
Weiss
Norman Bowman
Sergeant
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