Hitler: Beast of Berlin (1939)
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Also known as Beasts of Berlin and Hitler: Beast of Berlin, this was the inagural effort of Producers Distributing Corporation-later to become famous (or infamous) as PRC Pictures. Set in Germany, the story concerned a dedicated group of anti-Nazis devoted to circulating propaganda literature. The… More Also known as Beasts of Berlin and Hitler: Beast of Berlin, this was the inagural effort of Producers Distributing Corporation-later to become famous (or infamous) as PRC Pictures. Set in Germany, the story concerned a dedicated group of anti-Nazis devoted to circulating propaganda literature. The leaders of the group are Roland Drew and his wife Steffi Duna. After a terrifying sojourn in a concentration camp, hero and heroine are smuggled into Switzerland so that they may carry on their work in the Free World. Based on the novel Goose Step by Shepard Traube, this little quickie was among the earliest American films to cast Nazi Germany in a villainous light. That it wasn't the best hardly mattered to the various Bundists in the US, who lobbied to have the film banned. Billed fourth in Beast of Berlin was young Alan Ladd, who was advertised as the film's star when it was reissued in the early 1940s as Hell's Devils. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- Sam Newfield
- Written By
- Fred Myton, Shepard Traube
- Genres
- Drama
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Cast
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Roland Drew
as Hans
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Steffi Duna
as Elsa
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Greta Granstedt
as Anna
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Alan Ladd
as Karl
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Lucien Prival
as Sachs
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Vernon Dent
as Lustig
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John Ellis
as Schulz
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George Rosener
as Wunderlich
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Hans Joby
as Lippert
- Paul Panzer
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Hans Heinrich von Twardowski
as Albert
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Will Kaufman
as Herr Kohler
- Dick Wessel
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Frederick Giermann
as Pommer
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Hans Schumm
as Schaefer
- Abe Dinovitch
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Joe Forte
as Berkley
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John Peters
as Kruger
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Walter O. Stahl
as Col. Hess
- Bob Stevenson
- Fredrik Vogeding
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Hans Von Morhart
as Braun
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Crane Whitley
as Klee
- Anna Lisa
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Francisco Maran
as Jouvet
- Alex Palasthy
- Walter Thiele