Five against Casablanca

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Movie
German title Five against Casablanca
Original title Attentato ai tre grandi
also: I cinque Temerari contro Casablanca
Country of production Italy , Germany , France
original language English
Publishing year 1967
length 87 minutes
Age rating FSK 12
Rod
Director Umberto Lenzi
script Umberto Lenzi
production Alberto Grimaldi
music Angelo Francesco Lavagnino
camera Carlo Carlini
cut Eugenio Alabiso
occupation
synchronization

Five against Casablanca (original title: Attentato ai tre grandi , also: I cinque Temerari contro Casablanca) is a war adventure film by director and screenwriter Umberto Lenzi from 1967 . Ken Clark , Horst Frank and Jeanne Valérie can be seen in the leading roles .

action

North Africa in January 1943. A command of German soldiers disguised as British, led by Captain Schöller, crosses the desert. The squad is charged with killing the statesmen of the alliance against Hitler - Churchill , Roosevelt , de Gaulle and Stalin - who are meeting for a conference in Casablanca , in a hotel. Schöller and his men are ambushed, however, because the enemy defense has got wind of the matter. The company fails and everyone except Wolf is killed.

background

Five against Casablanca premiered on September 1, 1967. The film was released in German cinemas on March 15, 1968.

criticism

"Sometimes exciting, but superficial war adventure in an amateurish design and with cheap heroism."

"Superficial and improbable, sometimes sentimental and pathetic, artistically completely insignificant, the strip is politically objectionable as well: the German soldiers are martial and heroic, all others are intelligently superior."

synchronization

Five against Casablanca was dubbed by the Berlin Union Film GmbH & Co. Studio KG . The dialogue book was written by Karlheinz Brunnemann , who also directed the dialogue .

role actor German dubbing voice
Capt. Fritz Schöller Ken Clark Jürgen Thormann
Lt. Roland Wolf Horst Frank Klaus Kindler
Faddja hates Jeanne Valérie Brigitte Grothum
Sgt. Erich Huber Carlo Hinterman Wolfgang Amerbacher
Willy Mainz Howard Ross Karlheinz Brunnemann
Major Dalio Franco Fantasia Heinz Petruo
Cpl. Hans Ludwig Hardy Reichelt Edgar Ott
Simone Fabienne Dali Beate Hasenau
Colonel Ross Tom Felleghy Friedrich Schoenfelder
Sir Bryan John Stacy Peter Mosbacher
Perrier Gianni Rizzo Klaus Miedel

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Dizionario del Cinema Italiano, I film vo. 3, dal 1960 al 1969, p. 54, Gremese 1992
  2. a b Five against Casablanca in the Lexicon of International FilmsTemplate: LdiF / Maintenance / Access used , accessed on November 17, 2011
  3. Evangelischer Presseverband München, Review No. 159/1968.
  4. Jump up ↑ Five against Casablanca in the German synchronous index , accessed on November 17, 2011