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Helge Schneider | Adolf Hitler | |
Ulrich Muhe | Prof. Adolf Israel Grünbaum | |
Sylvester Groth | Dr. Joseph Goebbels | |
Adriana Altaras | Elsa Grünbaum | |
Stefan Kurt | Albert Speer | |
Ulrich Noethen | Heinrich Himmler | |
Lambert Hamel | Obergruppenführer Rattenhuber | |
Udo Kroschwald | Martin Bormann | |
Torsten Michaelis | SS-Wachmann Moltke | |
Axel Werner | Erich Kempka | |
Victor Schefé | Rottenführer Puffke | |
Lars Rudolph | Kammerdiener Heinz Linge | |
Wolfgang Becker | KZ-Kommandant Banner | |
Bernd Stegemann | Dr. Morell | |
Karsten Bähn | Soldat 118 | |
Ulrich Mühe | Prof. Adolf Israel Grünbaum |
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Producer | Stefan Arndt
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Writer | Dani Levy
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Cinematography | Carsten Thiele
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Musician | Niki Reiser
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The bastard love child of Charlie Chaplin's The Great Dictator and Mel Brooks' The Producers, My Fuhrer is a wildly provocative and laugh-out-loud satire about Adolph Hitler and the Third Reich. December 1944: Berlin lies in ruins and the war is as good as lost. Goebbels is convinced all the country needs is a re-energizing speech from the Fuhrer. Adolf, however, is only a shadow of his former self; demoralized and depressed, he hides in his office. The only man who can help is Germany's finest acting teacher, Adolf Grunbaum - a Jew. |
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