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Delia 2022-07-06 23:25:04
Fighting for the freedom of life is great
Escape from Sobibor: First of all this is a real 1944 World War II history. It took place in Poland, one of the three concentration camps in Sobibor. The horrific crime of genocide was carried out inside. The film remains a written record of the horrors witnessed by survivors. Like most films about...
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Eddie 2022-07-06 19:56:22
Fragments of memories
I saw this film a long time ago. I was very young at the time, but I have always remembered a few scenes and clips in my memory!
I have always remembered and impressed the most that all the people lined up naked and waited to be burned to death, and a little boy escaped and was beaten to death...
I...
Rutger Hauer
Rutger Hauer (Rutger Hauer, January 23, 1944-July 19, 2019) , was born in the Netherlands. In 1999, he was named the best Dutch actor of the century by the Dutch public.
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Hal's career began in 1969, when he starred in the Dutch TV series "Flores", and it shined with his lead role in "The Pleasure of Turkey" (1973), which was released in 1999. Was named the best Dutch film of the century. After gaining international recognition with " Survival Run or Soldier of Orange " (1977) and " Spetters " (1980), he switched to filming American movies such as " Nighthawks " (1981) and " 2020 " (1982) , Starring in the latter, the self-conscious robot Roy Batty (Roy Batty).
His performance in " 2020 " led him to appear in " The Osterman Weekend " (1983), " Ladyhawke " (1985), " The Hitcher " (1986), " The Legend of the Holy Drinker " (1988) And " Blind Fury " (1989) and other films.
Beginning in the 1990s, Hal began to get involved in low-cost movies and played supporting roles in major movies such as " Buffy the Ghost Hunter " (1992), " Confessions of a Dangerous Mind " (2002), " Batman Begins " (2005), " Sin City " (2005) and " The Rite " (2011). Towards the end of his career, he returned to the Dutch film industry and won the 2012 Rembrandt Award for Best Actor in recognition of his main role in " De Heineken ontvoering " (2011).
Hal died of a short illness at his home in Beetsterzwaag on July 19, 2019, at the age of 75.
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Performing Experience
Born in the Netherlands, his parents are drama teachers. When he was 15 years old, he went to work on a freighter for one year. After returning to his hometown, he studied drama part-time and part-time at night school. Then he joined the touring theater troupe and started Limelight for 6 years. In 1973, under the appreciation of director Paul Verhoeven , he starred in the first Dutch movie "Turkish Carnival" in his life . The two worked together in several films until "Survival Run or Soldier of Orange" in 1977 caused a local sensation. Known as "Paul Newman of Holland". Begin to enter the international market in 1981, "Nighthawks" cooperating with Sylvester Stallone successfully entered Hollywood, and then "Ladyhawke" and "The Hitcher" have good results. After that, he performed more independently produced action movies.
Extended Reading
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Old Man: Observe:
[scattering sand on the ground]
Old Man: Do you see? How I am scattering this? Grain by grain. That will be what will happen with your filthy Reich. It will vanish like flying dust and passing smoke.
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Narrator: In 1942, SS chief Heinrich Himmler initiated "Operation Reinhard," NAZI-Germany's "Final Solution" to the "Jewish question". Three death camps were built and staffed, under top-secret orders. These camps, all in eastern Poland, were Belzec, Treblinka, and the most secret, Sobibor. It was here, on October 14th, 1943, that the biggest, most successful prisoner revolt in WW2 took place. This is that story.
