U-Boote westwärts! (1941)

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Herbert Wilk

Kapitänleutnant Hoffmeister

Heinz Engelmann

Oberleutnant zur See Wiegandt

Joachim Brennecke

Leutnant zur See von Benedict

Wilhelm Borchert

Oberleutant Griesbach
(as Ernst Wilhelm Borchert)

Josef Sieber

Bootsmann Warmbusch

Karl John

Matrosenobergefreiter Drewitz

Clemens Hasse

Maschinenmaat Sonntag

Carsta Löck

Käte Merk

Herbert Klatt

Bootsmannmaat Buttgereit

Clementia Egies

Frau Hoffmeister

Willi Rose

Matrose Fliepusch

Jens von Hagen

Niederländischer Dampferkapitän

Ingeborg Senkpiel

Agnes Schenk

Agnes Windeck

Frau von Benedikt

Claire Reigbert

Frau Hahn

Theo Shall

Englischer Offizier

Erich Stelmecke

Funkobergefreiter Willig

Hans Bergmann

Matrose des holländischen Dampfers

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Curiosidades
The British destroyer H23 is portrayed by the German escort destroyer (Flottenbegleiter) F7, which at this point served as a torpedo retrieval ship and was no longer a front-line warship. F7 was heavily modified cosmetically, with fake guns, torpedo tubes and heightened funnels to appear more like an actual warship.

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Edited into Victory at Sea: Design for War (1952)

Banda sonora
Irgendwo in weiter Ferne...
Lyrics by Robert A. Stemmle
Music by Harald Böhmelt

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5/10

Remarkable for a certain point

The movie is one of the numerous German propagandist movies of that era. Featuring lots of high-class stars, but the plot is rather dull. Shipmen having a short holiday, falling in love with some dames, then called back to their ship for fighting in the Atlantic.

But: It is very obvious that this movie was the template for Wolfgang Petersen, making his world-famous "Das Boot" in 1981. The protagonists, even their physical appearance, several plot-lines, but especially the photographing of the movie seem to be at many points a black&white version of "Das Boot"! So this movie can be considered as a kind of "missing link" concerning "Das Boot", which makes it interesting for me.