Rommel, der Wüstenfuchs (1951)
Spielfilm, der das Leben des deutschen Generals Erwin Rommel im Zeitraum des Zweiten Weltkriegs zum Thema hat. Die Handlung spielt im Raum von Libyen und Ägypten, wo Rommel sich den Beinamen "Der Wüstenfuchs" erworben hat. Weiterhin wird Rommels Wirken bei der Heeresgruppe B an der Invasionsküste und sein Tod im Zusammenhang mit dem Widerstand der Männer des 20. Juli 1944 gegen Adolf Hitler angerissen.
Der Regisseur:
Henry Hathaway
Der Autor:
Nunnally Johnson
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James Mason as Field Marshal Erwin Rommel |
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Cedric Hardwicke as Dr. Karl Strolin |
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Jessica Tandy as Frau Lucie Marie Rommel |
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Luther Adler as Adolf Hitler |
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Everett Sloane as Gen. Wilhelm Burgdorf |
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Leo G. Carroll as Field Marshal Gerd von Rundstedt |
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George Macready as Gen. Fritz Bayerlein |
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Richard Boone as Capt. Hermann Aldinger |
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Eduard Franz as Col. Klaus von Stauffenberg |
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Desmond Young as Lt. Colonel Desmond Young |
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Paul Cavanagh as Lt. Col. Caesar von Hofaker |
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George Nader as Commando |
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Dan O'Herlihy as Commando Captain (uncredited) |
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Michael Rennie as Narrator (voice) (uncredited) |
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Peter van Eyck as German Officer |
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John Hoyt as Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel |
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Philip Ahlm as German Chauffeur |
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John Anderson as |
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Jack Baston as Gen. Alfred Jodl |
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Mary Carroll as Rommel's Maid |
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Steve Carruthers as Signal Man |
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Robert Coote as British Medical Officer |
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Don De Leo as Maj. Gen. Ernst Maisel |
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Charles Evans as Gen. Schultz |
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Scott Forbes as Commando Colonel (uncredited) |
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John Goldsworthy as Gen. Heinrich von Stulpnagel |
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Lumsden Hare as Doctor |
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Walter Kingsford as Vice-Adm. Friedrich Ruge |
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Paul Kruger as German Colonel |
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George Lynn as German Lieutenant |
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Lester Matthews as British Officer (uncredited) |
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Sean McClory as Jock |
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Hans Moebus as Surgeon |
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Fred Nurney as German Colonel |
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William Reynolds as Manfred Rommel (uncredited) |
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Ivan Triesault as German Major |
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Philip Van Zandt as SS Man at Hospital (uncredited) |
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John Vosper as Maj. Walker |
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Carleton Young as German Staff Officer (uncredited) |
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George S. Patton as Self (archive footage) |
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Patrick Whyte as British Agent |
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Hal Taggart as German Staff Officer (uncredited) |
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Peter Forster as Commando |
| Directing | Henry Hathaway | Director |
| Writing | Nunnally Johnson | Screenplay |
| Editing | James B. Clark | Editor |
| Sound | Daniele Amfitheatrof | Music |
| Camera | Norbert Brodine | Director of Photography |
| Production | Nunnally Johnson | Producer |
| Art | Thomas Little | Set Decoration |
| Art | Lyle R. Wheeler | Art Direction |
| Art | Maurice Ransford | Art Direction |
| Costume & Make-Up | Edward Stevenson | Costume Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Ben Nye | Makeup Artist |
| Art | Stuart A. Reiss | Set Decoration |
| Sound | Eugene Grossman | Sound |
| Sound | Roger Heman Sr. | Sound |
