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Titre original : The One That Got Away

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A cocky German fighter pilot is shot down over England in 1940 and makes numerous attempts to escape to fight again.

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA cocky German fighter pilot is shot down over England in 1940 and makes numerous attempts to escape to fight again.A cocky German fighter pilot is shot down over England in 1940 and makes numerous attempts to escape to fight again.A cocky German fighter pilot is shot down over England in 1940 and makes numerous attempts to escape to fight again.

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Anecdotes
The Hawker Hurricane that von Werra tries to steal still flies as part of the Royal Air Force Battle of Britain Memorial Flight.

Gaffes
When Von Werra ducks beside the ice-covered road to avoid a car, the car is an early 1950's Chrysler product, even though the story is set in the winter of 1940-41.

Citations
Franz von Werra: Does nobody speak in this country?

Crédits fous
Closing credits epilogue: Despite the efforts of the Canadian Government to obtain his return, and of the United States Authorities to hold him, Von Werra crossed the border into Mexico. Travelling by way of Peru, Bolivia, Brazil and Spain, he reached Berlin on 18th April. 1941. On October 25th of the same year, while on patrol, his plane was seen to dive into the sea. No trace of Von Werra was found.

Connexions
Featured in PROFILE: Hardy Kruger (1978)

Bandes originales
Muss i denn, muss i denn zum Städtele hinaus
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I first saw this movie as a child

I first saw this movie as a child in my small local cinema. It had a profound effect on my (and my friends) attitude to the German people, (remember that this was only 12 years after the war) Our whole concept of Germans as 'nasty baddies' was turned on its head. It was probably the first step (I was six years old) in my realisation that things are not black or white. The scene with Hardy Kruger hiding from his pursuers behind a stone wall wearing flying boots is still etched in my mind more than forty years later