Burt Lancaster film reviews


Burt Lancaster

American actor

Born
02 November 1914
in New York CityNew YorkUnited States

Died
20 October 1994


1958

Run Silent Run Deep

as Lieutenant Jim Bledsoe

Memories of Murder 1958

American submarine commander takes up the mission to sink the Japanese destroyer that guards the Bungo Straits.

1961

Judgment at Nuremberg

as Dr. Ernst Janning

Memories of Murder 1961

Part of the Nuremberg Trials of Nazi war criminals - the movie concentrates on the German judicial officials.

1973

Executive Action

as James Farrington

Memories of Murder 1973

The John F. Kennedy assassination from the perspective of people who were (most likely) behind that attack.

1974

Conversation Piece

as Profesor

Memories of Murder 1974

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

The Cassandra Crossing

as Colonel Stephen MacKenzie

Memories of Murder 1976

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

Zulu Dawn

as Col. Durnford

Memories of Murder 1979

True events surrounding the biggest defeat of British in Zulu War - the Battle of Isandlwana.

1982

Dead Men Don’t Wear Plaid

as Swede Anderson (archive footage)

Memories of Murder 1982

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

Tough Guys

as Harry Doyle

Memories of Murder 1986

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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