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The German army had the strange habit of issuing/allowing red piping to all officers working at/(permanently)assingned to generals's staff's, making the group of suspects quite larger.
It made me laugh to see all these second rate actors who never play anything else but generals and presidential advisors shout out stupid words that no one would ever say in such a ridiculous situation, until I realized that this would go on for two more hours.
This anime is a prime example of a source that will be used in the approaching inevitable Men's Movement as it depicts men as evil thoughtless zombies who answer to their dodgy generals and political leaders who are killed by the two heartless female assassins as if they were nothing!
Jason Roboards,Sr., (Wholesaler in Wines) gave a great supporting role along with John Emery, (Jean Cornudet) who comes to the aid of Elizabeth along with a Priest who will not ring the church bells of his Parish in defiance of the Prussian Generals.
A further investigation shows that three generals do not have any alibi for that night: General Tanz (Peter O'Toole), Maj.
What most appeals to me about "Night of the Generals" is that it weaves together these three layers of storytelling, without being heavy handed, and letting the actors and their actions speak for themselves.
He reports the murder to the authorities and the investigating officer Major Grau believes him and establishes that only 3 of the German generals in Warsaw were without alibi on that night - Generals Tanz, Kahlenberge and Gabler.
Two years later in July 1944, another prostitute is murdered and Major Grau establishes that once again all 3 generals - Tanz, Kahlenberge and Gabler are all in Paris on the night of the murder.
Night of the Generals is both, and both good.
Only German generals wear the red stripe.
Generals and scientists alike predict that will be, World War Three.
The year of release, the international cast and production, all misguided me when I sat to watch "the Night of the Generals", at night, on a French TV-channel (and it was a French-dubbed copy).
"The Night of the Generals" is a murder mystery with Valkyrie, the plan to murder Hitler, as a SUBPLOT.
But the acting is superb, especially by Peter O'Toole as General Tanz, an utterly ruthless killing machine, Tom Courtnay as Corporal Hartman, who is assigned to show Tanz the sights of Paris, Donald Pleasance and Charles Gray as two other German generals who are suspects, along with General Tanz, in the murder of a Polish prostitute in Warsaw, and Phillipe Noiret as a high ranking French policeman who helps Lt. Col. Grau with his search for the killer.
They're depicted as the brains behind the operation, like generals getting their troops in position and waiting for the enemy to walk into an ambush.
Murder mystery set in the German Army during World War II, involving 3 generals who are suspects.
Donald Pleasence and Charles Gray portray the other 2 generals with secrets to hide.
Recreates the actual bombing of Hitler's headquarters, and the efforts by the Paris generals to unseat the SS and Gestapo.
This movie could have been so much better set entirely in WW2 with the opening scene of Hitler screaming at his generals, "I could make that bellboy a better leader than any of you !"
I do however understand why it's there - it's because by attaching the "good" German generals to the plot of killing Hitler, they let the audience not feel bad for rooting for them.
In fact both Generals Grant and Sherman were rather anti-semetic.
The heated exchanges between the scientists and the generals is wearing, but at least the sub-plot regarding the stubborn Russians gives us tongue-in-cheek Brian Keith as an astrophysicist and Natalie Wood as his assistant and translator, both speaking perfect Russian!
I have always been a great fan of Peter O'Toole and his performance in The Night of The Generals, as General Tanz is amazing.
Although Trump expressed disdain for NATO during the 2016 campaign, he appears to have been reined in by the many generals he has installed in top positions.
The still-powerful generals watched these developments from the barracks to which they had retreated.
Napoleon is reputed to have said that he wanted lucky generals.
But they are far from being a monolithic group: enmity, jealously, anger over the past brutalities and injustices visited upon many of their kin may make some generals and colonels open to suggestions of a coup.
Those suggestions should be premised on a two level approach: first, the US, with UN support, should create a war crimes tribunal to judge Saddam and his top generals: they should know that come the day of reckoning, they will be hunted down like Milosevic and his minions.
But with the stick should come a carrot: with good intelligence, some Iraqi generals and colonels should be approached with offers of amnesty and support should they decide to try to topple Saddam.
The generals know that another coup would further weaken the military’s popular standing – as well as Pakistan’s relations with the US – at a moment when Bhutto and Sharif have raised expectations at home and abroad for a permanent return to civilian rule.
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