Stalingrad - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Stalingrad"
Stalingrad (1993)
Timing:
2:14 (134 min)
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Actors and characters
Jochen Nickel
Character Sergeant Manfred 'Rollo' Rohleder
Sebastian Rudolph
Character GeGe Müller
Martin Benrath
Character General Hentz
Oliver Broumis
Character HGM
Dieter Okras
Character Captain Haller
Zdeněk Vencl
Character Wölk
Mark Kuhn
Character Sergeant Pfluger
Ferdinand Schuster
Character Double Edgar
Alexander Wachholz
Character Pastor Renner
Ulrike Arnold
Character Viola
Jaroslav Tomsa
Character Opa Erwin
Pavel Mang
Character Kolja
Oto Ševčík
Character Major Kock
Jophi Ries
Character Schröder
Karel Hábl
Character Adjutant
Thomas Lange
Character Doctor 1
Karel Hlušička
Character Doctor 2
Thorsten Bolloff
Character Feldman
J. Alfred Mehnert
Character Lupo
Christian Knoepfle
Character Dieter
Flip Cap
Character Ludwig
Svatopluk Říčánek
Character German Soldier
Otmar Dvorak
Character Von Lausitz
Petr Skarke
Character Soldier 1
Hynek Čermák
Character Soldier 2
Čestmír Řanda
Character Soldier 3
Jan Přeučil
Character Major - Airport
Bohumil Švarc
Character Doctor - Airport
Pirjo Leppänen
Character Crying mother
Aale Mantila
Character Old father
Theresa Vilsmaier
Character Child with mother
Janina Vilsmaier
Character Child with mother
Oliver Steindler
Character Child with mother
Jana Matulová
Character Child with mother
Karel Heřmánek
Character Child with mother
Alexander Koller
Character Accordion player
What's left behind the scenes
- Thomas Kretschmann later starred in the identically titled film by Fyodor Bondarchuk, released in 2013.
- Some of the Soviet tanks whose attack is repelled by the Germans approximately in the middle of the film are T-34-85s, which were not present near Stalingrad (this modification of the T-34 was adopted by the Red Army by Decree of the State Defense Committee No. 5020 ss, of January 23, 1944), i.e. almost a year after the end of the Battle of Stalingrad. Distinctive features are a larger turret and an 85-mm long-barreled gun. The long barrels are clearly visible in the profiles of the tanks (75th minute of the film). In addition, the tanks are attacking without jettisoning the external additional fuel tanks, which is also an error.
- At the 47th minute of the film, the Germans listen to Russian soldiers humming the song "Dark Night." This could not have happened, because "Dark Night" first appeared in the film "Two Soldiers," which was released after the Battle of Stalingrad.
- The town of Porto-Cervo, mentioned at the beginning of the film, was built only in the 1960s.
- Some of the Soviet tanks whose attack is repelled by the Germans approximately in the middle of the film are T-34-85s, which were not present near Stalingrad (this modification was adopted after January 1944), i.e., almost a year after the end of the Battle of Stalingrad. The characteristic differences are a larger turret and an 85mm long-barreled gun. The long barrels are clearly visible in the tank profiles (75th minute of the film). Furthermore, the tanks are attacking without dropping their external additional fuel tanks, which is also an error.
- At the 47th minute of the film, the Germans are listening to Russian soldiers humming the song "Dark Night." "Dark Night" first appeared in the film "Two Soldiers," which was released after the Battle of Stalingrad.
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