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:
[Narration] That was the last we saw of Carl for a long time. He was swept up in the storm - the storm that was sweeping through all of Germany.
The Bishop: [to the Nazi Major] No wonder you take away the breath of life so readily. The breath of death is already upon you.
Lieutenant Karl Bruner: What's your name?
Anna Miller: [Haughtily] I don't give it to strangers.
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The Bishop: [to the Nazi Major] No wonder you take away the breath of life so readily. The breath of death is already upon you.
Lieutenant Karl Bruner: What's your name?
Anna Miller: [Haughtily] I don't give it to strangers.
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According to Edward Dmytryk in his biography 'It's a Hell of a Life But Not a Bad Living', "A title with the word 'Hitler' in it was considered box-office poison, and the exhibitors asked Associate Producer Doc Golden See: Robert Golden and RKO to change ours. Doc was stubborn - and he was right. The film cost a little over $100,000, and, running only in England and the Western Hemisphere...grossed, by some accounts, $7,500,00."
For their work on this movie, scriptwriter Emmet Lavery and director Edward Dmytryk both received healthy cash bonuses as a reward for this film's success.
Following the excellent box office returns both director Edward Dmytryk and writer Emmet Lavery were given $5,000 bonuses for their work.
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For their work on this movie, scriptwriter Emmet Lavery and director Edward Dmytryk both received healthy cash bonuses as a reward for this film's success.
Following the excellent box office returns both director Edward Dmytryk and writer Emmet Lavery were given $5,000 bonuses for their work.
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