Forbidden (1985)
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Forbidden represented not only the TV-movie bow of Jacqueline Bisset, but also the American debut of German film favorite Jurgen Prochnow. Filmed in Berlin by a British production crew, this fact-based story concerns German countess Nina von Halder (Bissett). Despite the anti-Semitic edicts of the… More Forbidden represented not only the TV-movie bow of Jacqueline Bisset, but also the American debut of German film favorite Jurgen Prochnow. Filmed in Berlin by a British production crew, this fact-based story concerns German countess Nina von Halder (Bissett). Despite the anti-Semitic edicts of the Hitler regime, Nina becomes romantically involved with Jewish Fritz Friedlander (Jurgen Prochnow). Complicating matters is the fact that Fritz is already married. The infidelity angle is put on hold as Nina hides her lover from the Nazis, all the while remaining active with the Resistance. Based on the Leonard Gross novel The Last Jews of Berlin, Forbidden originally aired March 24, 1985, over the HBO cable service. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- Anthony Page
- Genres
- Drama, Romance
PG-13,
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Cast
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Jacqueline Bisset
as Nina von Halder
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Avis Bunnage
as Frau Schmidt
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Amanda Cannings
as Lucie
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Robert Dietl
as Nils Arvidsson
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Friedhelm Lehmann
as Russian Jewish Officer
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Anne Leon
as Erica von Kirdoff
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Jürgen Prochnow
as Fritz Friedlander
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Osman Ragheb
as Hans Wittenhagen
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Peter Vaughan
as Maj. Stauffel
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Guntbert Warns
as Librarian
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Irene Worth
as Ruth Friedlander
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Susanna Bonasewicz
as Christa
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Georg Tryphon
as Franz
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Herta Schwarz
as Berta
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Malcolm Kaye
as Max Baum
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Gerhard Frey
as Emil Jacobs
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Erich Will
as Shopkeeper
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Bernd Vollsbrecht
as Hitler Youth
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Chris Kurbjohn
as Hitler Youth
- Michael Trayner
