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Hitler’s Madman

film by Sirk [1943]

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discussed in biography

In Douglas Sirk: Hollywood films of the 1940s
The first was Hitler’s Madman (1943), an effective low-budget thriller about Gestapo commander Reinhard Heydrich (played by John Carradine) that was distributed by Metro Goldwyn Mayer; the second, Summer Storm (1944), was a sensitive adaptation of Anton Chekhov’s only full-length novel, The Shooting
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role of Carradine

In John Carradine
…played a Nazi general in Hitler’s Madman (1943), the writer Bret Harte in The Adventures of Mark Twain (1944), and Aaron in The Ten Commandments (1956).
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