Munich: The Edge of War - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Munich: The Edge of War"
Munich: The Edge of War (2022)
Timing:
2:9 (129 min)
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Actors and characters
Martin Kiefer
Character Heinrich Himmler
Paul-Ernest Flanagan
Character Foreman Frank Wright
Nick Wymer
Character Maitre D'
Raphael Sowole
Character Cecil Syers
Ludwig Simon
Character Café Man Jakob
Nellie Thalbach
Character Café Woman Charlotte
Hannes Wegener
Character Captain Eric Kordt
Aidan Hennessey
Character Arthur Legat
Tara Nome Doyle
Character Singer
Rainer Sellien
Character Hans Oster
Helen Clyro
Character Miss Watson
Marcel Kowalewski
Character Young Man Brauhaus Alexander
Antonije Stankovic
Character Young Man Bauhaus Konrad
Marc Limpach
Character Dr. Paul Schmidt
Oscar Hoppe
Character SS Officer Schubert
Domenico Fortunato
Character Benito Mussolini
Stéphane Boucher
Character Édouard Daladier
Leni Erceg
Character Little Girl Inge
Margit Bendokat
Character Nurse Ida
What's left behind the scenes
- Yannis Niewöhner and George MacKay play fictional characters, but screenwriter Robert Harris claims that their images contain traits of the real diplomat Adam von Trott zu Solz (1909-1944) and a scientist named A.L. Rose (1903-1997). Rose was gay and felt platonic attraction to Trott. Trott, who was a less amiable man than Hartmann in the film, became involved in the conspiracy of Claus Schenk von Stauffenberg (1907-1944) against Hitler in 1944, but the conspiracy failed and Trott was executed.
- Actor George MacKay learned German for the role of Hugh Legat.
- The document that Helen shows Paul at her home is the Hossbach Memorandum – a record of a meeting of the highest military and foreign policy leadership of Nazi Germany, in which Hitler outlined his expansionist plans. The document is named after the record-keeper and military adjutant to Hitler, Colonel Count Friedrich Hossbach (1894-1980). After the war began, the memorandum was reworked into the General Plan Ost – a plan of genocide and ethnic cleansing that envisioned the deportation of 31 million people to the east, to Siberia, where they would face systematic extermination through starvation and unbearable working conditions, so that the territories they left could be colonized by ethnic Germans.
- Paul is warned that he should not smell of cigarette smoke if he is to have an audience with the Führer. This detail is based on a real fact – Hitler detested cigarette smoke and did not allow anyone to smoke in his presence.
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