The Bunker (1981)
Overview
Dramatization depicting the events surrounding Adolf Hitler's last weeks in and around his underground bunker in Berlin before and during the battle for the city.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.0158 |
Directed By
George Schaefer
Crew
George Schaefer
John Gay
David Susskind
Georges Lecosse
Gisèle Tanalias
Marie-Reine Josselin
Clive Smith
Lucien Msika
Jacqueline Dane
Anne-Marie Branca-Martiquet
René Magnol
William L.
Adia Young
Greyfox
Edward 'Lon' Bentley
Monique Guerrier
Ronald H. Gilbert
Serge Vitry
Ruben A. Mazzini
Bobby Blues
Robert L. Harman
Alain Maunoury
Jean-Claude Canese
Claude Rageul
Dennis M. O'Connor
Catherine Gomez-Fernandez
Alain Suspene
Rose Tobias Shaw
Reine-Marie Montemont
Serge Trommenschlager
Brad Fiedel
Adrienne Luraschi
Guy Declippel
Alain Nègre
Bernard Journoux
Diana Kerew
Amélie Vinson-Rouffio
Christina Friedgen
Jacques Bataille
Daniel Allan Carlin
Janis Benjamin
Mike Moder
Gabriel Aghion
Michelle Podroznik
Ronald H. Gilbert
George Schaefer
Jean-Pierre Leroy
Howard S. Wollman
Mary Nelson
Griff Ruggles
Jean-Marie Vimard
Michele Benayoun
Russel Wiles
Jean-Louis Picavet
Brad Fiedel
TOP CAST
Anthony Hopkins
Adolf Hitler
Richard Jordan
Albert Speer
Cliff Gorman
Joseph Goebbels
James Naughton
James O'Donnell
Michael Lonsdale
Martin Bormann
Martin Jarvis
Johannes Hentschel
Michael Kitchen
Rochus Misch
Andrew Ray
Major Otto Günsche
Piper Laurie
Magda Goebbels
Susan Blakely
Eva Braun
Robert Austin
Walter Wagner
Geoffrey Bateman
Riebold
Graham Bishop
Helmut Goebbels
Nathalie Boulmer
Elga Goebbels
Yves Brainville
Gen. Hans Guderian
Jane Carr
Greta Hentschel
Georges Corraface
Gard SS #1
Michael Culver
Gen. Mohnke
Larry Dann
Moss
Erick Desmarestz
Gard SS #2
Max Douchin
Russian guard
Julian Fellowes
Col. von Below
Patrick Floersheim
Henderson
Peggy Frankston
Frau Speer
Steve Gadler
SS Soldier
Frank Gatliff
Dr. Schenck
Alison Glennie
Maria Misch
Robert Grange
Kempka
Daniel Groheim
Intendant
Sharon Gunning
Hilde Goebbels
Terrence Hardiman
Gen. Fegelein
Edward Hardwicke
Dieter Stahl
Karl Held
Hans Baur
Diana Higbee
Hedde Goebbels
Barry Jackson
Krebs
Anne Kazatzker
Mrs. Shroeder
Jeffrey Kime
Gard SS #3
David King
Hermann Goering
Lola Lecerf
Heidi Goebbels
Jean-Marie Lemaire
Sentinelle
Lisa Marlowe
Holde Goebbels
Sarah Marshall
Mrs. Junge
Jean-Claude Mounier
Young Hitlerien
John Paul
Gen. Wilhelm Keitel
Morris Perry
Dr. Haase
Robert Pugh
Turnow
Georges Roiron
Planton
Pam St. Clement
Cook
Paulita Sedgwick
Mrs. Wolf
John Sharp
Dr. Morell
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