13 August 1951 Drama, History, War 88 mins
Actor becomes Hitler's valet, murders him, takes his place and ruins Nazi Germany's war efforts.
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Luther Adler as Rudi Janus / Janus the Great / Adolf Hitler
Patricia Knight as Vera Janus
William L. Shirer as Narrator (voice)
Ilka Windish as Carla Harbach
Heinz Moog as Hans Harbach
Peter Preses as Warden Harbacker
Manfred Inger as Heinrich Wagner
Jaspar von Oertzen as Maj. Fritz Weinrich
Charles Koenig as Franz, Warden's clerk
Anton Mitterwurzer as Hans (Janus' valet)
Annie Maiers as Mariana
Hermann Erhardt as Goering
Rolf Wanka as General Rodenbusch
Oskar Willner as General von Schlossen
Friedrich Erban Production Manager
Mac Dalgleish Sound Recordist
Arthur H. Nadel Supervising Editor
Laci von Ronay Assistant Director
Walter Sheets Orchestrator
Frank Tuttle Director
Serge Gleboff Makeup Artist
Joseph Mullendore Orchestrator
Tony Braun Director of Photography
Robert Smith Producer
Eduard Stolba Art Direction
Henrietta Brunsch Editor
Herschel Burke Gilbert Original Music Composer
Mort Briskin Screenplay
United States 13 August 1951
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