Die gefrorenen Blitze (1967)
Am 5. November 1939 wird im Britischen Konsulat der norwegischen Hauptstadt der Oslo-Report gefunden. Der antifaschistische Wissenschaftler Dr. Kummerow schildert darin, wie in Nazi-Deutschland ein geheimes Raketen-Forschungszentrum in Peenemünde für militärische Forschungen genutzt wird. Bis weit in den Zweiten Weltkrieg hinein, wird an der Ostsee ungehindert weiter an Hitlers "Wunderwaffe" geforscht. Die Authentizität des anonymen Berichts zweifeln die Briten an. Als die erste V2 Rakete erfolgreich gestartet wird, werden die Alliierten Befehlshaber hellhörig. In London entschließt man sich zu einem Luftangriff und in Paris formiert sich die Gruppe "Marco Polo". Französische, englische, polnische und deutsche Widerstandsgruppen versuchen, aus unterschiedlichen politischen Motivationen heraus, die geheime Station der Nazis ausfindig zu machen. Auch in Peenemünde selbst, wächst der Widerstand gegen das Projekt.
Der Regisseur: János Veiczi
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Alfred Müller as Dr. Grunwald |
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Leon Niemczyk as Stefan |
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Dietrich Körner as Raketenbaron |
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Emil Karewicz as Jerzy |
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Renate Blume as Ingrid |
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Ewa Wiśniewska as Hanka |
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Werner Lierck as Obergefreiter Dräger |
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Georges Aubert as Peter Mollard |
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Reimar J. Baur as Dr. Kummerer |
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Victor Beaumont as Chief of British Secret Service |
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Walter Kaufmann as Colonel Briggs |
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Mark Dignam as Sir John |
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Adam Perzyk as Cemetery Guard |
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Alan Winnington as Chief of Intelligence Service |
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Wiesław Gołas as Railroad Worker Edward |
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Hannjo Hasse as SD Officer Zech |
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Harald Hauser as Professor Delattre |
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Norbert Christian as Registrator |
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Christoph Engel as OT Officer |
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Heinz-Werner Pätzold as Generaloberst |
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Erich Brauer as OT Man Schröder |
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Михаил Ульянов as Alexey Gorbatov |
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Hans-Joachim Hegewald as Camp Commander Klamm |
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Hans Lucke as Albert Kuntz |
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Werner Toelcke as SD Officer in France |
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Hans Hardt-Hardtloff as Prisoner Paulsen in Dora |
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Vera Oelschlegel as Secretary Vogel |
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Ingeborg Ottmann as Marianne |
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Achim Schmidtchen as Altenburger |
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Gerd Michael Henneberg as Speer |
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Jindřich Narenta as Himmler |
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Fritz Diez as Adolf Hitler |
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Jiri Vrstala as Professor Rahn |
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Clara Gansard as Micheline |
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Jean-Marie Lancelot as Brasson |
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Bernard Papineau as Bravine |
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Lena Delanne as Jeanine |
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Helmut Schreiber as Attaché |
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Steffen Klaus as Colpi |
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Hans Pitra as Zenner |
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Horst Schön as Stefan/Colonel of the Luftwaffe |
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Heidrun Pollack as Girl Combing Hair |
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Petra Hinze as |
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Uwe Detlef Jessen as Country Policeman |
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Wacław Kowalski as Old Peasant |
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Andrzej Krasicki as Partisan Commander |
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Zdzisław Maklakiewicz as Woodcutter |
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Artur Młodnicki as Specialist |
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Bogusz Bilewski as Doctor |
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Robert Delanne as |
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Elliott Sullivan as US General |
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Darvas Iván as Atomic Scientist |
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Peter Herden as American Officer |
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Heinz Schröder as Major |
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Johannes Maus as Party Secretary |
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Günter Junghans as German Lieutenant |
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Siegfried Loyda as Adjutant to Altenburger |
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Manfred Ott as Guard |
| Directing | János Veiczi | Director |
| Writing | János Veiczi | Writer |
| Writing | Harry Thürk | Writer |
| Editing | Ruth Ebel | Editor |
| Crew | Günter Haubold | Cinematography |
| Editing | Bärbel Winzer | Editor |
| Sound | Günter Hauk | Music |
| Editing | Karin Kusche | Editor |
| Writing | Julius Mader | Writer |
