Hitler: The Rise of Evil
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Robert Carlyle
Stockard Channing
Peter O'toole
Peter Stormare
Jena Malone
Matthew Modine
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Miniseries about the early life of Hitler, as well as the social and political environment that allowed him to rise to power.
Cast
Robert Carlyle
Stockard Channing
Peter O'toole
Peter Stormare
Jena Malone
Matthew Modine
Julianna Margulies
Liev Schreiber
Zoe Telford
Friedrich Von Thun
Terence Harvey
Justin Salinger
Chris Larkin
James Babson
Patricia Netzer
Harvey Friedman
Nicole Marischka
Julie-ann Hassett
Thomas Brodie-sangster
Simon Sullivan
Robert Glenister
Ian Hogg
Filip Hess
Brendan Hughes
Howie Lotker
Robert Russell
David Fisher
Hana Frejkova
Wolfgang Muller
Christopher Ettridge
David Calder
Marek Va+ut
Bruce Byron
George Pensotti
Joel Kirby
Julian Wadham
Richard Haas
Richard Katz
Laurence Kennedy
Simon Chandler
Ned Vukovic
David O'kelley
Gavin Stewart
Rod Grover
Richard Rowlands
Terence Longdon
Christopher Bowen
Liliana Komorowska
Max Von Thun
Jiri Zeman
Jiri Datel Novotny
Jiri M Sieber
Crew
Marina Adam
Jan Archibald
Marie-elaine Bailly
Libuse Barlova
Claire Berrie
Robert Bertola
Nancy Bishop
Tom Bjelic
Tim Blundell
Simon Borecki
Deirdre Bowen
Jill Carter
Tomas Cervenka
Mark Cooper
Normand Corbeil
Tony Currie
Anette Czagany
Steve D'onofrio
Christopher Dedrick
Anja Dihrberg
Marek Dobrowolski
Linda Dvorakova
Sandra Feijoo
Hugo Felfel
Andrea Folprecht
Allan Fung
Ed Gernon
Pierre Gill
Susan Glicksman
Yuri Gorbachow
Petr Granilla
David Greene
Rene Guillard
Petr Hartl
Tahira Herold
Roger Hewett
Adolf Hitler
Mark Hoffman
Friedrich Hollaender
Jaroslav Hrbek
Ales Hudsky
Milan Janostik
Sue Jones
Petr Kaderabek
Garrett Kerr
Ian Kershaw
Albrecht Konrad
Martin Korinek
Jeffry Krebs
Martin Kuhlanek
Jeremy Lawrence
Jeremy Lawrence
Sylvain Lebel
Martin Lee
Patrick Lima
Martin Lippert
Jennifer Macleod
Martin Martinec
Walter Mehring
Slavek Mikovec
Andrew Mollo
Bethan Mowat
Stephen Myers
G. Ross Parker
Lucie Pascu
Michael Perlmutter
Craig Pettigrew
Irene Phelps
John Pielmeier
John Pielmeier
Katerina Pokorova
Manu Poupard
Donna Powell
Andrea Pugnerova
Ian Rankin
Carola Raum
Benjamin Robin
John Ryan
Paul Ryan
Maria Schicker
Paul Shikata
Anne Sirois
John Douglas Smith
Reinhardt Stergar
Ivo Strangmuller
Leos Stransky
Peter Sussman
Giola Thun-hohenstein
Ale+ T²bl
Patrik Vagner
Henk Van Eeghen
Karel Vanasek
Jaroslava Vesela
Jiri Vojtik
Renata Votrubova
Ned Vukovic
Alex Wald
Lori Wyant
Dale Wyatt
Gordon Yang
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Nominated for the 2004 David L. Wolper Producer of the Year Award (Long-Form Television) by the Producers Guild of America (PGA).
Winner of the 2003 ASC Outstanding Achievement Award (Movie of the Week, Miniseries or Pilot - Network TV) (Pierre Gill) from the American Society of Cinematographers (ASC).
Winner of the 2003 Emmy Award for Outstanding Art Direction for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special (Marek Dobrowolski, Martin Martinec, Albrecht Konrad, and Karel Vanasek, Part 1) from the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. Also nominated for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie (Peter O'Toole), Outstanding Miniseries, Outstanding Single-Camera Picture Editing for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special (Henk van Eeghen and Sylrain Lebel), Outstanding Music Composition for a Miniseries, Movie, or a Special (Dramatic Underscore) (Normand Corbeil), and Outstanding Costumes for a Miniseries, Movie or a Special (Maria Schicker, Annette Czagany, Carola Raum, and Jaroslava Vesela, Part 2).
Aired in United States May 18, 2003
Aired in United States May 20, 2003
Status Update: In Development, rewriting first draft, 1/14/03
Status Update: In production, 02/04/2003
2
Status Notes: Aired during the 2002-2003 season May sweeps ,
The head of Alliance Atlantis's longform division and project's Executive Producer, Ed Gernon, was fired when company executives learned of his controversial public remarks likening the mood of Germany at Hitler's rise to the mood of Americans as President George W. Bush lead the war on Iraq, 4/10/03