Semnadtsat mgnoveniy vesny

Série télévisée
1973

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueDuring World War II, a Soviet undercover spy manages to infiltrate the Nazi elite.During World War II, a Soviet undercover spy manages to infiltrate the Nazi elite.During World War II, a Soviet undercover spy manages to infiltrate the Nazi elite.

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8,8/10

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Épisodes12

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HautLes mieux cotés Saison2 ans

Rôles principaux99+

Modifier

Vyacheslav Tikhonov

Maksim Maksimovich Isaev…

Yefim Kopelyan

Narrator

Leonid Bronevoy

Müller

Ekaterina Gradova

Kathe

Rostislav Plyatt

Pastor Schlag

Oleg Tabakov

Schellenberg

Nikolai Prokopovich

Himmler

Yuriy Vizbor

Bormann

Mikhail Zharkovsky

Kaltenbrunner

Leonid Kuravlyov

Eismann

Wilhelm Burmeier

Göring

Vasiliy Lanovoy

General Wolff

Konstantin Zheldin

Holtoff

Evgeniy Evstigneev

Pleischner

Lavrenti Masokha

Scholz

Otto Mellies

Helmut

Olga Soshnikova

Barbara

Svetlana Svetlichnaya

Gabi Nabel

Commentaires des utilisateurs24

Commentaire en vedette

10/10

Humane

What make this movie unique, is how Germans are shown. They are villains, but unlike in many modern movies these villains are not ugly, stupid or emotionless. They have personalities, they are clever, cunning and often charming. Just like one would assume many Nazis were in real life.

There is no much shooting or killing in this film. No special effects. What it has is a great story (loosely based on actual events, I think), great acting, dialogues, and cinematography. Although there are 12 episodes of the film, you will wish there have been more.

Great film. I should watch it again...

Anecdotes
The person responsible for extras casting was Jewish and was casting a lot of his friends and relatives in tiny parts. As a result, when the military consultant (from the KGB) saw the chosen actors, he said that most of the guards at Nazi headquarters looked like soldiers of Israeli army, not elite SS soldiers, and demanded that they change them to more appropriate looking actors. As a result, the roles of SS guards were played by military cadets of the frontier-guards schools from Tallinn (Estonia) and Riga (Latvia), who, being tall, blonde and blue-eyed looked more like real SS soldiers.