A U.S. soldier sees the Berlin Wall go up in 1961 and helps a group of East Germans escape to the West.A U.S. soldier sees the Berlin Wall go up in 1961 and helps a group of East Germans escape to the West.A U.S. soldier sees the Berlin Wall go up in 1961 and helps a group of East Germans escape to the West.
Herbert Norville
- PFC Mason
- (as Herbie Norville)
Bryonie Pritchard
- Girl at Crossing Point
- (as Brionie Pritchard)
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Did you know
- GoofsPrivate Ross is driving a car with plates that begin with "VA". VA stands for "Volkes Armee" the East German Army. (US owned cars in West Germany/Berlin had special plates, and West Berlin German cars had tags that began with "B".)
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While some of the details may not be exactly historical (Noting the goofs page), That really was not important enough to hurt this movie.
Tony Danza is a standout blending fine expressions and real life reactions to events as they unfold.
To keep this movie in perspective, I felt it captured the attitude and drama of what unfolded in those early dark days of 1961. The struggle of a people, of a nation wanting to remain free. The courage of a (already free) people risking their lives to help their East German family, friends and loved ones.
This Movie contained a Political impact as well as a personal one.
It should be used as a teaching tool.
Finally, the ending showed that even many years later, the love of people remained strong as did the Wall itself.
Tony Danza is a standout blending fine expressions and real life reactions to events as they unfold.
To keep this movie in perspective, I felt it captured the attitude and drama of what unfolded in those early dark days of 1961. The struggle of a people, of a nation wanting to remain free. The courage of a (already free) people risking their lives to help their East German family, friends and loved ones.
This Movie contained a Political impact as well as a personal one.
It should be used as a teaching tool.
Finally, the ending showed that even many years later, the love of people remained strong as did the Wall itself.
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- Also known as
- Wall of Tyranny
- Filming locations
- Platz der Republik, Berlin, Germany(opening titles)
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