Sink the Bismarck / Enemy Below (ej svensk text)
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Actionäventyr från 1957 och 1960 av Dick Powell Lewis Gilbert med Robert Mitchum och Curt Jurgens.
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- Svensk titelSänk Bismarck! / Fienden I Djupet
- OriginaltitelSink the Bismarck / the Enemy Below
- SkådespelareRobert Mitchum, Curd Jürgens, Theodore Bikel, Doug McClure, Russell Collins, David Hedison, Dana Wynter, Carl Mohner, Laurence Naismith, Geoffrey Keeu, Bernd Stephan, Maurice Denham, Karel Stepanek, Michael Hordern, John Horsley, Kurt Kreuger, Frank Albertson, Biff Elliot, Alan Dexter, Ronald Leigh-Hunt, Kenneth More
- RegissörDick Powell, Lewis Gilbert
- Inspelningsår1957 / 1960
- BildformatWidescreen 2.35:1 Anamorfisk
- LjudDolby Digital 4.0 / Dolby Digital 2.0
- SpråkEngelska, Franska, Tyska, Italienska, Spanska
- TextningEngelska för hörselskadade, Tyska för hörselskadade, Holländska, Franska, Italienska, Spanska
- Speltid1 tim 34 min / 1 tim 33 min
- GenreAction, Krig
- Releasedatum2003-06-02
- Åldersgräns11 år
- Antal skivor2
- BolagFox UK
- OmslagsspråkEngelska
- EAN5039036012089
- Artikelnr93120
Beskrivning
Art.nr: 93120
A double bill of naval World War 2 films. 'The Enemy Below' takes place in the North Atlantic. An American destroyer detects a German U-boat and the US commander, Captain Murrell (Robert Mitchum), embarks on a game of cat and mouse with his German counterpart (Curt Jurgens).
Walter Rossi won an Oscar for his special effects. Whilst 'Sink the Bismarck!' is Lewis Gilbert's dramatic re-telling of the Allied mission in the Spring of 1941 to find and destroy Germany's largest battleship, the Bismarck. The story is told from two angles, the ships involved and the war-room in London where Captain John Shepherd (Kenneth More) plots the manouevres using models of the ships.
Shepherd has an emotional reason for wanting the battleship sunk, his wife was recently killed in a German raid on London and his son is missing in action, and struggles to keep his emotions in line whilst making decisions that effect hundreds of lives. The final scenes are a mixture of newsreel of the battle and up-dated special effects.