Man Hunt (1941)
Genre: Thriller / Drama
Duration: 105 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: Fritz Lang
Stars: Walter Pidgeon, Joan Bennett and John Carradine
IMDb score:
7,2 (6.973)
Releasedate: 13 June 1941
Man Hunt plot
"One of the Most Gripping Scenes Ever Filmed...as two world-famous hunters stalk each Other!"
Berchtesgaden, Bavaria, 1939. During a summer vacation, British fighter Alan Thorndike suddenly spots Adolf Hitler. Thorndike is captured by the Gestapo when his gun goes off at the wrong time. He is tortured and he has to sign a statement that he is a British spy. Because Thordndike refuses, Gestapo fakes an accident and Thorndike is left for dead. However, Thorndike manages to escape to London, where he is chased by German secret agents. However, Thorndike can count on the help of the prostitute Jerry Stokes.
Actors and actresses
Captain Alan Thorndike
Jerry Stokes
Major Quive-Smith
Mr. Jones
Vaner
Doctor
Lady Alice Risborough
Lord Gerald Risborough
Captain Jensen
Saul Farnsworthy
Reviews & comments
Filmkriebel
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- 9955 messages
- 4647 votes
Strange story that expresses the West's concern about the rise of Hitler. History would prove the authors right; war did indeed come. The letter presented to Thorndike must be the reason to invade England . A few exciting scenes and a bit of romance, that's all it takes to have a decent (anti-German) classic.
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clubsport
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- 3810 messages
- 6939 votes
The beginning seemed rather contrived, but once on the run from the Germans the film gets going
and the exciting chase scenes follow each other in rapid succession.
The denouement in the cave is strong, but what follows as a final episode is unfortunately a small letdown.
Too bad, this film deserved a more positive ending.
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wendyvortex
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- 5196 messages
- 7268 votes
Director Fritz Lang still had some issues to settle with the Nazis, but he had to do so from the Hollywood film factory. It goes a bit over-the-top here with bad German Bassie and Adriaan spies hunting Walter Pidgeon because he allegedly wanted to shoot the Führer. One scene in the subway that is reminiscent of Lang's classic films and a strong finale with a strange unnecessary propaganda piece attached to it. Not annoying, but unfortunately not to be taken completely seriously.
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