The Last U-Boat (1993)
Near the end of WWII a lone U-Boat is sent from Germany to Japan carrying plutonium needed for a Japanese A-Bomb. During the long journey, news arrives on the radio that Hitler killed himself and Germany has surrendered. This causes a rift in the crew, the Nazi Party members wanting to continue to Japan since they are still at war, while the others just want to surrender or return home.
Director: Frank Beyer
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Ulrich Mühe as Gerber - Kommandant |
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Ulrich Tukur as Röhler - 1. Wachoffizier |
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Kaoru Kobayashi as Tatsumi - Fregattenkapitän |
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Goro Ohashi as Kimura - Fregattenkapitän |
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Manfred Zapatka as Beck - Geschwaderrichter |
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Matthias Habich as Mellenberg - General |
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Udo Samel as Dr. Falke |
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Sylvester Groth as Funker Maschke |
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Pierre Besson as Matrose |
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Michael Härle as Matrose |
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Barry Bostwick as Captain Hawkins |
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Johannes Herrschmann as Silowsky - Leitender Ingenieur |
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Tom Jahn as Riedel - Koch |
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Bernd-Uwe Reppenhagen as Matrose |
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Nikolaus Gröbe as Matrose |
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Sven Lehmann as Matrose |
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Thore Seeberg as Führer der U-Boote |
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Magne-Håvard Brekke as Norwegischer Lokführer |
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Kiyoshi Kodama as Minister |
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Isao Natsuyagi as Vizeadmiral |
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Takehiko Ono as Staatssekretär |
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Lloyd Johnston as Toynbee - britischer Kapitän |
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Paul Herzberg as Mayhew - britischer Offizier |
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Andrew Wilson as Grant |
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Jonathan Burn as Admiral Brighton |
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Peter Scollin as Rear Admiral Dean |
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Matthew Burton as Intelligence Officer |
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Patrick Lanagan as Colonel Allan |
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Larry Joshua as Weiss - amerikanischer Offizier |
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Jeff Burrell as Klossowsky - Funker |
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Ed Brigadier as Staatssekretär Hobbes |
| Writing | Knut Boeser | Writer |
| Directing | Frank Beyer | Director |
| Production | Manfred Durniok | Producer |
| Sound | Oskar Sala | Music |
| Camera | Witold Sobociński | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Rita Hiller | Editor |
| Camera | Artur Reinhart | Camera Operator |
