Judgment in Nuremberg

Jugement in Nuremberg ( Judgment At Nuremberg ) is an American film carried out by Stanley Kramer, left in 1961. It takes as a starting point the lawsuit of judges who reflect in work the law Nazi, one of the Procès of Nuremberg, which took place in 1947.

Synopsis

Data sheet

Title: Judgment in Nuremberg
original Title: Judgment At Nuremberg
Realization: Stanley Kramer
Scenario: Abby Mann and Montgomery Clift according to the history of Abby Mann
Production: Stanley Kramer, Roxlom Films Inc.
Distribution: United Artists
Photography: Ernest Laszlo
Music: Ernest Gold
Decorations: Rudolph Sternad
Costumes: Jean Louis costumes of Marlene Dietrich
Country of origin: the United States
Format: Black and white
Kind: historical Drama
Lasted: 186 minutes
Coming out date: 1961

Distribution

Spencer Tracy : Judge daN Haywood
Burt Lancaster: Ernst Janning
Richard Widmark: Colonel Ted Lawson
Marlene Dietrich: Mrs Berthold
Maximilian Schell: The lawyer Hans Rolfe
Judy Garland: Irene Hoffman
Montgomery Clift: Rudolph Petersen
ED Binns: Senator Burkette
Werner Klemperer: Emil Hahn
Torben Meyer : Werner Lamp
Martin Brandt: Friedrich Hofstetter
William Shatner: Captain Byers
Kenneth MacKenna: Judge Kenneth Norris
Alan Baxter: General Merrin
Ray Teal: Judge Curtiss Ives

Around film

Rewards

Oscars

1962 : Jugement in Nuremberg received eleven nominations and gained 2 Oscars:

Oscar of the Best actor: Maximilian Schell
Oscar of the Best scenario adapted: Abby Mann

Eleven nominations:

Of which better film; better realizer: Stanley Kramer ; better actor: Spencer Tracy ; better actress in a supporting role and better actor in a supporting role: Judy Garland and Montgomery Clift.

Golden Globe

1962 : Better realizer

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