Hitler's Children (1943) | |
| Director(s) | Edward Dmytryk, Irving Reis (uncredited) |
| Producer(s) | Robert Golden (associate) |
| Top Genres | Drama, Romance |
| Top Topics | Prejudice, World War II |
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Hitler's Children (1943) was a Drama - Romance Film directed by Irving Reis and Edward Dmytryk and produced by Robert Golden.
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Professor Nichols:
Franz, how can you stand it - you of all people. How can you be so complacent?
Franz Erhart: My friend, you can get off a train before it starts or after it stops, but while it is in motion, I wouldn't advise it.
Lieutenant Karl Bruner: [to Anna] Blood runs to blood, and German blood runs deep.
Lieutenant Karl Bruner: What's your name?
Anna Miller: [Haughtily] I don't give it to strangers.
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Franz Erhart: My friend, you can get off a train before it starts or after it stops, but while it is in motion, I wouldn't advise it.
Lieutenant Karl Bruner: [to Anna] Blood runs to blood, and German blood runs deep.
Lieutenant Karl Bruner: What's your name?
Anna Miller: [Haughtily] I don't give it to strangers.
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This movie is considered a Second World War wartime propaganda film of the United States.
The film was started by Irving Reis, who quit after clashing with the producer. He was replaced by Edward Dmytryk.
Even though this film does not take it's title from the book that it is based on, this movie still shows a close-up of the "Education for Death" source novel and its dust-jacked (as was quite customary of Hollywood movies of the day) clearly showing the book title "Education For Death", at the beginning of this film.
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The film was started by Irving Reis, who quit after clashing with the producer. He was replaced by Edward Dmytryk.
Even though this film does not take it's title from the book that it is based on, this movie still shows a close-up of the "Education for Death" source novel and its dust-jacked (as was quite customary of Hollywood movies of the day) clearly showing the book title "Education For Death", at the beginning of this film.
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