The Bunker [Anthony Hopkins] (1981) DVDRip Oldies

Release: The Bunker [Anthony Hopkins] (1981) DVDRip Oldies
Title: The Bunker
Title in Brazil: O Bunker
Uploader: labok
Size: 1,48 GB
Genre: War / Drama
Linguage: English
Runtime: 154 mins
Format: AVI
Resolução:720 x 544
Video Codec: XVID
Subtittles: English
Audio Codec: AC-3
Taxa de Biltrate: 192 Kbps
IMDB Rating: 7,0 (awaiting 1.127 users)
IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082114/
Directed By: George Schaefer

Starring:

Anthony Hopkins ... Adolf Hitler
Richard Jordan ... Albert Speer
Cliff Gorman ... Joseph Goebbels
James Naughton ... James O'Donnell
Michael Lonsdale ... Martin Bormann
Martin Jarvis ... Johannes Hentschel
Michael Kitchen ... Rochus Misch
Andrew Ray ... Guenter
Piper Laurie ... Magda Goebbels
Susan Blakely ... Eva Braun
Robert Austin ... Wagner
Geoffrey Bateman ... Riebold
Graham Bishop ... Helmut Goebbels
Kevin Bishop ... Themmer
Nathalie Boulmer ... Elga Goebbels

Synopis:

In 1945, The Third Reich is in its death throes with the Allies relentlessly attacking the capital city of Berlin. Its Fuehrer, Adolf Hitler, retreats into his fortified bunker in Berlin with his senior staff. There, gripped with both delusions of grandeur and despair, Hitler commands a hopeless last stand with resources existing largely in his own mind. While resisting the pleas of rational minions like Albert Speer, basic reality finally comes unavoidable. With that, Hitler and his fanatical fellows prepare for their own end even as their grandiose dreams are becoming a smoking ruin above.

Sinopse Pt Br:

O filme, feito para a TV, dramatiza os três últimos meses de Adolph Hitler, passados no seu bunker em Berlim. Anthony Hopkins está repulsivo como Hitler, enquanto Piper Laurie é ainda mais assustadora como a fanática esposa de Goebbels. Joseph Goebbels (Cliff Gorman) alimenta o ego do Führer, enquanto Albert Speer (Richard Jordan) pretende desafiá-lo. Um dia antes de seu suicídio, Hitler legaliza sua relação com a amante Eva Braun (Susan Blakely). O enredo do filme se estende além do suicídio, com as forças aliadas discutindo sobre quem tem direito à propriedade de Hitler.