El búnker

Título original: The Bunker

Película de TV
1981
13
2h 30min

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Durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, el general estadounidense Worden ordena al mayor Reisman que elija a 12 soldados de la prisión militar para la peligrosa misión de matar a un general nazi.Durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, el general estadounidense Worden ordena al mayor Reisman que elija a 12 soldados de la prisión militar para la peligrosa misión de matar a un general nazi.Durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, el general estadounidense Worden ordena al mayor Reisman que elija a 12 soldados de la prisión militar para la peligrosa misión de matar a un general nazi.

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6,8/10

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Ganó 1 premio Primetime Emmy
- 1 premio y 2 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
After viewing the dailies, one of the producers complained that Anthony Hopkins' portrayal of Adolf Hitler was too sympathetic. Hopkins replied that his portrayal was based on the premise that ultimately even Hitler was also human, and that's what's so horrific about him.

Pifias
At the very end of the movie, the SS man/switchboard operator, Misch is seen talking to mechanic Hentschel while preparing to flee "The Bunker". The rifle Misch has shouldered is a Russian Mosin Nagant; he would have been carrying the German Mauser of which plenty would have been available with all the wounded in the proximity. It's unlikely anyone would have taken a Russian weapon down into Hitler's Bunker.

Citas
Albert Speer: The war is lost.
Adolf Hitler: [shouting] The war is not lost! The war is not lost! The war will never be lost! We're gonna beat'em, we're gonna beat'em all!

Conexiones
Featured in The 33rd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1981)

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7/10

An intelligent and gripping account of the last weeks of Hitler.

A stunning portrayal by Hopkins. Unfortunately the other cast members (the male ones anyway) do not look enough like the ghastly originals (!) to be convincing. For example, Goebbels is well enough acted, as are they all, but he just does not have the cadaverous look of Dr. Joseph. The Reich architect Speer is portrayed as far too nice a man. He wasn't. The exception is Bormann. Michael Lonsdale is made to look a little like this detestable man. In bearing, size and demeanor Lonsdale captures the essence of Hitler's right hand man He kept in the background most of the time, but was nonetheless an extremely powerful figure in the Third Reich and his power comes over very well. A good script and well directed, this film is well worth watching, especially now that it is readily available, uncut, on DVD.