Hogan's Heroes

Série télévisée
1965–1971
TV-PG
25m

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John Banner, Robert Clary, Bob Crane, Richard Dawson, Ivan Dixon, Larry Hovis, and Werner Klemperer in Hogan's Heroes (1965)

The inmates of a German World War II prisoner of war camp conduct an espionage and sabotage campaign right under the noses of their warders.

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Les incarcérés d'un camp de prisonniers de guerre allemand de la Seconde Guerre mondiale mènent une campagne d'espionnage et de sabotage juste sous le nez de leurs gardiens.Les incarcérés d'un camp de prisonniers de guerre allemand de la Seconde Guerre mondiale mènent une campagne d'espionnage et de sabotage juste sous le nez de leurs gardiens.Les incarcérés d'un camp de prisonniers de guerre allemand de la Seconde Guerre mondiale mènent une campagne d'espionnage et de sabotage juste sous le nez de leurs gardiens.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

7,8/10

13 k

MA NOTE

POPULARITÉ

918

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

A remporté 2 prix Primetime Emmy
- 3 victoires et 11 nominations au total

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Anecdotes
Robert Clary was a survivor of the Holocaust.

Gaffes
The Gestapo did not wear black uniforms as seen in Hogan's Heroes. While it was certainly a nice touch of artistic license to differentiate the more sinister Gestapo like Major Hochstetter from the relatively benign Luftwaffe guards, this type of black uniform was a ceremonial uniform seen mostly on the guards at important buildings or at state functions. The appearances by the Gestapo in plain clothes and a Nazi party tie pin are closer to the truth (as seen on Les aventuriers de l'arche perdue (1981), for example).

Citations
Schultz: Col. Hogan if you ever escape...
Hogan: Yeah?
Schultz: Be a good fellow and take me with you.

Autres versions
A cropped, high-definition version of the series, with a 1.78 : 1 aspect ratio, is currently showing on the Universal HD cable channel. (All programs are shown in a widescreen format on Universal HD.) At the time "Hogan's Heroes" was originally shown, there was no such thing as widescreen TV, and all television shows were presented in a 1.33:1 "Academy ratio" format. "Hogan's Heroes" was filmed in this aspect ratio, not in the current HD 16:9 television ratio so popular today.

Connexions
Featured in It'll Be Alright on the Night (1977)

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Many of the actors were persecuted by the Nazis

Most people don't realize that many of the actors who appeared on HH were persecuted by the Nazis in real life. I think that should help to counter the argument that the show trivialized the sufferings of many under the Nazis. Otherwise, why would John Banner, Werner Von Klemperer, Robert Clary, and Leon Askin (General Burkhalter) consent to do the show? I think they took the parts as a sort of revenge against the Nazis who oppressed them. John Banner and Robert Clary were actually inmates in concentration camps. Werner Von Klemperer had to flee Nazi persecution (because his father, the famous conductor of the Berlin Philharmonic, Otto, was Jewish). Leon Askin's family were murdered in the Treblinka Death Camp.