Der Schlächter Idi Amin (1981)
DramaHistorieKrimiThrillerKriegsfilm
Idi Amin, nach Hitler der berüchtigste Diktator, ergriff am 25.1.1971 die Macht. Während der folgenden acht Jahre brachte sein Terror-Regime einer halben Million Menschen den Tod und sein Volk an den Rand des Ruins. Die demokratischen Spielregeln schafft er ab. Jeden, der sich nicht sklavisch seiner Terrorherrschaft unterwarf, ließ er bestialisch ermorden.
Der Regisseur:
Sharad Patel
Der Autor:
Wade Huie
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Joseph Olita as Idi Amin |
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Thomas Baptiste as Dr. Michael Oloya |
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Leonard Trolley as Bob Astles |
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Geoffrey Keen as British Ambassador |
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Louis Mahoney as Freedom fighter Ofumbi |
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André Maranne as French Ambassador |
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Denis Hills as Self |
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Tony Sibbald as Canadian Ambassador Davis |
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Norbert Okare as Kiwanuka |
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Ka Vundla as Malyamungu |
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Martin Okello as Amin Officer |
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Nicky Giles as White Girl |
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Ann Wanjuga as Mrs. Olaya |
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Gordon Gardner as Israeli Ambassador |
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Alf Joint as American Ambassador |
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Fred Ynanga as Archbishop Luwunum |
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Marlene Dogherty as Mrs. Dora Bloch |
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Wade Huie as First American Journalist |
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Rick Anderson as Second American Journalist |
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June Kikumu as Sarah |
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Roy Leask as British Journalist |
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Diane Mercer as French Ambassador's Wife |
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Sophie Kind as French Ambassador's Daughter (uncredited) |
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Jonathan Ross as Israeli soldier (uncredited) |
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Ed Bishop as Narrator (voice) (uncredited) |
| Directing | Sharad Patel | Director |
| Writing | Wade Huie | Screenplay |
| Editing | Keith Palmer | Editor |
| Production | Jake Wright | Production Manager |
| Art | David Minty | Art Direction |
| Art | Peter Joyce | Set Decoration |
| Production | Christopher Sutton | Producer |
| Sound | Christopher Gunning | Original Music Composer |
| Production | Sharad Patel | Producer |
| Camera | Harvey Harrison | Director of Photography |
