Burt Lancaster film reviews

Burt Lancaster
American actor
Born
02 November 1914
in New York CityNew YorkUnited States
Died
20 October 1994
1958 |
as Lieutenant Jim Bledsoe | |
![]() American submarine commander takes up the mission to sink the Japanese destroyer that guards the Bungo Straits. | ||
1961 |
as Dr. Ernst Janning | |
![]() Part of the Nuremberg Trials of Nazi war criminals - the movie concentrates on the German judicial officials. | ||
1973 |
as James Farrington | |
![]() The John F. Kennedy assassination from the perspective of people who were (most likely) behind that attack. | ||
1974 |
as Profesor | |
![]() Professor, old and lonely, lives in a palace symbolizing his grave. To this closed world the characters from the history, those real and those not real, enter to mark the end of an era. | ||
1976 |
as Colonel Stephen MacKenzie | |
![]() Train from Geneva to Stockholm leaves the station with one extra passenger, young man who was exposed to a deadly plague. Now it is up to doctor aboard to save rest of the passengers. | ||
1979 |
as Col. Durnford | |
![]() True events surrounding the biggest defeat of British in Zulu War - the Battle of Isandlwana. | ||
1982 |
as Swede Anderson (archive footage) | |
![]() The movie combines scenes from old movies with scenes filmed today so that together they would form a meaningful whole... although usually different meaning than in the original. | ||
1986 |
as Harry Doyle | |
![]() Two criminals leave prison on parole after serving a 30-years sentences, but the world outside has changed dramatically. Nevertheless they will try to do what they did best - rob a train. | ||
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