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U-Boot 96

Titolo originale: Das Boot
Regia: Wolfgang Petersen |
Anno: 1981
Origine: Germany |
Generi: Dramma Storia Guerra
Tag: based on novel or book | submarine | war correspondent | atlantic ocean | gibraltar | world war ii | duty | suicide mission | drinking | sailor | convoy | destroyer | naval warfare | naval battle | battle of the atlantic | german u-boat fleet | confined spaces |
Cast: Jürgen Prochnow | Herbert Grönemeyer | Klaus Wennemann | Hubertus Bengsch | Martin Semmelrogge | Bernd Tauber | Erwin Leder | Martin May | Heinz Hoenig | Uwe Ochsenknecht | Claude-Oliver Rudolph | Jan Fedder | Rita Cadillac | Ralf Richter | Joachim Bernhard | Oliver Stritzel | Konrad Becker | Lutz Schnell | Martin Hemme | Otto Sander | Günter Lamprecht | Thomas Boxhammer | Roger Barth | Günther Franke | Christian Bendomir | Norbert Gronwald | Albert Kraml | Jean-Claude Hoffmann | Peter Pathenis | Arno Kral | Christian Seipolt | Helmut Neumeier | Ferdinand Schaal | Wilhelm Pietsch | Rolf Weber | Dirk Salomon | Lothar Zajicek | Sky du Mont | Ulrich Günther | Edwige Pierre | Maryline Moulard | Günter Spörrle |

Nell'autunno 1941 dal porto di La Rochelle esce in missione un sottomarino tedesco, per attaccare e affondare i convogli provenienti dagli Stati Uniti con aiuti destinati agli Inglesi. Dopo aver subito due attacchi, riesce a rientrare a La Rochelle, ma un attacco aereo ne provoca l'affondamento definitivo e la morte di quasi tutto l'equipaggio.
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In order to further sell their nautical purgatory, the actors in Das Boot were discouraged from bein [...] D
American director John Sturges was initially called by Edward R. Pressman to make the film. But he w [...] D
A number of elements had to come together to create the illusion of a seaworthy German U-Boat, inclu [...] D
A sixth officer mentioned in the novel, and omitted from the film, is the 2nd Engineer who joins the [...] D
At the time of its release, this was the most successful foreign language at the US box office ever. D
The sailors who urinate into the road are actually spraying water through small hoses. D
To help his actors convey the claustrophobic conditions found on a real U-boat, director Wolfgang Pe [...] D
Wolfgang Petersen supervised the director's cut of the film around the same time he was making Air F [...] D
Mel Kutbay, one of the foley artists, explained in the 2021 documentary: the horrifying, crushing so [...] D
When the submarine leaves port at La Rochelle, all modern craft had to be evacuated from the area, w [...] D
At the end of the film, when a group of bombers attacks La Rochelle, a group of heavy bombers breaks [...] D
The dance in a banana skirt done by a crew member to entertain his mates is in imitation of Josephin [...] D
Vigo is a coastal city in the Galician province in northern Spain. Two U-boats, U-506 and U-523, are [...] D
While shooting scale models in the Northern Sea, filming was disturbed by doves landing on the subma [...] D
To simulate the storm in the Atlantic, a model of the tower was splashed with water from a large tan [...] D
Depth-charge explosion effects were created by detonating small explosives in a 5m-deep tank and fil [...] D
Lothar G. Buchheim was incensed when he first saw the scene of one crew member dancing like Josephin [...] D
The submarine models were also used in I predatori dell'arca perduta (1981). D
Originally filmed in German, all of the major actors could speak English. When the movie was dubbed [...] D
Lothar-Günther Buchheim fell out with the director, who refused to let him write the screenplay. [...] D
Was originally to be directed by Don Siegel for German producers. D
Unusually for a major motion picture, was filmed largely in sequence. D
The film omits references to a scene in the novel where Lieutenant Werner reads some of the First Of [...] D
For interior shots of the submarine, the production used a full-scale steel replica in the largest s [...] D
The human figures on the 35 foot model were modified Barbie (or rather Ken) dolls. D
The character of Phillip Thomsen is very loosely based on Heinz Hirsacker, the real life commander o [...] D
Given that the convoy is attacked under a full moon, and after this, the crew expected to be given l [...] D
The only film that year to be Oscar nominated for Best Director, but not Best Picture. D
Production began in earnest in the Helgoland archipelago in the North Sea. As art director Götz W [...] D
Rutger Hauer was offered to play the Captain, but turned it down to do Blade Runner (1982). D
Wolfgang Petersen's wife, Maria, came up with who was to be killed in the film's conclusion. D
Before the screenplay was even finished, two steel replicas of a Type VIIC boat had already been bui [...] D
When Werner first comes aboard the U-Boat, he is given an oxygen mask along with a survival gear kit [...] D
Germany maintained its unrestricted submarine warfare was in response to the Royal Navy's blockade, [...] D
At the time, this received the widest release of any other film in West Germany. D
Another actor was originally cast as Thomsen, but quit not long after filming began. The shot of Tho [...] D
The poem Lt. Werner cites when the submarine stuck in the Strait of Gibraltar is "Schlacht - Das Ma� [...] D
The movie was shot silent because of exaggerated camera noise in the submarine interiors. All German [...] D
After the war Heinrich Lehmann-Willenbrock, the real captain of U-96, was captain of the "Otto Hahn" [...] D
The only surviving class IX U-Boat is in a Chicago museum, so a full-size floating replica of the ex [...] D
This became the most expensive German movie ever made, with production costs of 31 million DM. Profu [...] D
Scenes were shot in sequence so that the growth of beards would be entirely natural, although a few [...] D
The picture was nominated for six Academy Awards which was at the time the highest number of Oscar n [...] D
The names of the Captain, Chief Engineer, 1st Watch Officer, and 2nd Watch Officer are never given. D
The U-505, a type IX U-boat similar to the one in the film, however it was much larger and designed [...] D
The cast was deliberately kept indoors continually during the shooting period in order to look as pa [...] D
The scenes with the 35 foot (1/6th scale) model were filmed at 55 frames per second. D
The Captain awards include the Knight's Cross which is worn around his neck and the U-boat War Badge [...] D
the horrifying, crushing sound of the submarine plunging deeper and deeper into the ocean to avoid d [...] D
Final film of Rita Cadillac. D
A miniature submarine was used for scenes of the submarine from outside. It was steered by a diver i [...] D
The only remaining U-boot of the VII-C class wasn't used in the movie because it is a technical monu [...] D
The claustrophobic interior shots owe much of their power to the work of cinematographer and chronic [...] D
The film was accused of exaggerating the extent to which U-Boat crewmen and officers were anti-Nazi. D
Nearly every day for over a month, Ludwig Huppmann was stuffed inside an 11-meter model submarine. T [...] D
For the scene when the boat returns to La Rochelle, most of the extras in and around the sub pen wer [...] D
The real captain of U-96, Heinrich Lehmann-Willenbrock, joined the Navy in 1931 and served as Naviga [...] D
Three scale models were built for special effects work. The first, a 35 foot remote controlled model [...] D
The film's opening prologue states: "La Rochelle, France. Autumn, 1941. Germany's vaunted U-boat fle [...] D
The original German language version grossed more than the English language one at the US box office [...] D
In the scene where the radioman tunes the radio and, when music is heard, the Captain screams at him [...] D
The submarine does not actually engage an enemy target (not counting the abortive run on a destroyer [...] D
Germany's unrestricted submarine warfare in both world wars was in response to the Royal Navy's bloc [...] D
The bulk of the film's $15 million budget was spent on constructing U-boats. Specifications for the [...] D
The scene in which the navigation officer takes an astronomical sight using a sextant is very accura [...] D
Some of the model sub scenes were shot in a small custom-built pond in the back lot of the Bavaria F [...] D
This is one of the few foreign language films referred to on the American market by its original for [...] D
La Spezia, a city in the Liguria region of northern Italy at the head of La Spezia Gulf, is one of t [...] D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider. D
Special cameras were developed using gyroscopes. These were smaller and more practical for the cramp [...] D
Near the end of production, when the filmmakers had relocated to France to shoot at the abandoned Na [...] D
The full-scale model was little more than a hollow shell with an engine, and could be used only in c [...] D
To get one particular interior shot, a section of the model's wall was removed. However, Wolfgang Pe [...] D
The real first watch officer of U-96 ("Number One") was Gerhard Groth, who was born in 1917 and immi [...] D
Steadicams were not yet in use during the production of the movie. In order to get the fast tracking [...] D
The claustrophobic interior shots owe much of their power to the work of cinematographer and chronic [...] D
The film, as well as the book by Lothar G. Buchheim on which it's based, are both loosely adapted fr [...] D
Jost Vacano shot primarily on a handheld 35mm camera that he co-designed with ARRI. Their creation w [...] D
When Wolfgang Petersen set out to cut down the German TV mini series version of the film to the 3 ho [...] D
Several additional scenes were scripted based on the original "Das Boot" novel, but in the end were [...] D
In the scene in the La Rochelle bar, Otto Sander was really drunk. D
A number of elements had to come together to create the illusion of a seaworthy German U-Boat, inclu [...] D
The emblem on the U-96's conning tower is the Laughing Sawfish, the emblem of the 9th flotilla from [...] D
Klaus Wennemann, who portrays the Chief Engineer, was forty one years old when the film was produced [...] D
When this was originally mooted as a German-US co-production, Robert Redford and Paul Newman were bo [...] D
The original TV mini-series was severely criticized in Germany for portraying World War II Germans s [...] D

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In a rather famous sequence of the movie/TV-series, Bootsmann Lamprecht (Uwe Ochsenknecht's characte [...] D
On the Weser, the captain says he has never had fresh figs before, but he demonstrates the correct t [...] D
U-32 is stated to have made contact with an enemy convoy. Following the convoy attack, Kriechbaum re [...] D
When they meet the other U-boat at sea, Werner and the 2nd Lt. report it off the port bow even thoug [...] D
While being depth-charged, one of the sailors marks down the total charges that have been dropped. H [...] D
The Enigma machine shown is a 4-rotor type. The film is set in the autumn of 1941. The 4-rotor type [...] D
When the U-96 surfaces after the drill and test dive the bow wake of the camera boat can be clearly [...] D
SS Weser was built in 1922 by Norddeutscher Lloyd and was the third ship to bear that name. The SS W [...] D
During the first encounter with a convoy, a lieutenant (the one who wears a sweater) gets out of bed [...] D
When the boat commander and Lt. Werner write down their respective reports, it's clearly seen that b [...] D
On the submarine rail to carry the twin 7.92 MG 42 machine guns there was an American .50 caliber Br [...] D
When the base is attacked at the end of the movie, someone can be seen welding in the background. D
When Lt. Werner (War Correspondent) is looking through pictures from one of the other officers famil [...] D
When the U-Boat is going on its first mission, there's a man with a mustache among the soldiers atop [...] D
The "false alarm" crash dive is triggered by a watchman spotting a "plane". He points to the rear en [...] D
When the boat is returning to its pen, martial music is playing and all of the personnel ashore are [...] D
At the first very deep dive (1h50m) when bolts starts bursting, one hit and break the glass of the c [...] D
When the planes are attacking the harbor, a charge that is meant to simulate the explosion of a bomb [...] D
In the bordello sequence prior to the launch scene, swing music was being played. Under Hitler, swin [...] D
When the allied destroyer attacks, there are underwater shots showing the hull from below. The depic [...] D
After returning to La Rochelle, and as the submarine base is attacked by allied airplanes, a presuma [...] D
In the depth charging after the torpedo run, the boat goes deeper and deeper until finally rivets st [...] D
After making first contact with the destroyer, while they await orders from the Kaleun, Frenssen's a [...] D
When the captain issues an order for a torpedo to be fired at the burning ship, he quotes a distance [...] D
As Das Boot sets sail to La Rochelle towards the end of the film, the captain and one of its crew me [...] D
The captain of the 'Weser' takes the 1st Lieutenant for the U-boot's captain, and addresses him acco [...] D
The sub surfaces on a night with a bright full moon in order to torpedo an already damaged Allied sh [...] D
During the start of the film the all footage of the submarine show that is was armed with a 8.8 cm S [...] D
The sawfish logo on the boat tower differs in shape between shots (full scale model leaving harbor i [...] D
(at around 55 mins) Captain and several crew members are taking wave splashes/spray in their faces w [...] D
In the first crash dive, the sky is clearly blue when the 2WO shouts "Alarm!" However, when the U-96 [...] D
At around 51 minutes, Jurgen Prochnow is scrambling up the conning ladder. An extra in an officer's [...] D
When Lt. Werner returns the packet of letters to Ullman that he volunteered to forward to Ullman's p [...] D
The airplane attacking the submarine at night while it attempts to pass Gibraltar looks like a Harva [...] D
Oil stains from the rag on Lt. Werner's face are different between shots. D
Towards the end of the film, while the Captain is in close-up, a blonde woman's head can be seen in [...] D
While on the Weser ship, in Spain, the Captain and the crew are offered fresh figs. This cannot be p [...] D
When two crewmen get up to get to their stations, they clearly go around the cameraman who is blocki [...] D
Werner's "fifth day at sea" is October 23, 1941, as the Upper Command trumpets through the radio. Hi [...] D

Frase

Captain: [looking at one of the LI's pictures] Fun [...] D
Heinrich: Noooo! Second contact closing fast, bear [...] D
Captain: Not yet, Kameraden! Not yet! D
[the officers of U-96 enter the Weser's main cabin [...] D
Captain: [entering the bar with Werner and the LI] [...] D
[Chief Bosun enters the torpedo room, which has be [...] D
Lt. Werner: What's going on? Why are we diving? 2 [...] D
Captain of the 'Weser': So, what's it like down th [...] D
[the Captain and Lieutenant Werner escort Thomsen [...] D
Captain: They won't catch us this time! Not this t [...] D
Captain: I demand proper reports! D
[U-96 is heading towards a nearby convoy contact] [...] D
[during the storm, a wave hits the conning tower a [...] D
Captain: You left your battle station at a critica [...] D
2nd Lieutenant: The boat is rated to 90 metres, bu [...] D
Captain: ALARM! D
Captain: April fool. Practice makes perfect. D
Captain: [over PA] Now hear this. We're in pursuit [...] D
Lt. Werner: Captain? Captain: I'm sorry. Lt. Wer [...] D
[U-96 puts to sea among cheering crowds. Thomsen p [...] D
Ario: [the engines have restarted] They're... they [...] D
[first lines] Captain: Out boatswain's mate. Been [...] D
Captain: [Captain looks at the birds overhead] Dam [...] D
[the Chief Bosun and Werner enter the petty office [...] D
[Werner takes pictures of the watch officers on th [...] D
Captain: Phillip, the old bunch is gone. Look at t [...] D
[Heinrich and two other crewmen carry Kriechbaum t [...] D
Chief Bosun: [after Lieutenant Werner gets a oily [...] D
2nd Lieutenant: Mildew is good for you. It's the n [...] D
Kriechbaum: [to Werner] The Mediterranean. They're [...] D
Ullman: We'll have Christmas in ltaly. Ario: We'v [...] D
Captain: Our patrol planes! Where are they? Answer [...] D
Captain: Okay, men, now listen. We're going to blo [...] D
Captain: You have to have good men. Good men, all [...] D
Ullman: [writing a letter] Dearest Françoise, t [...] D
Pilgrim: Hey, have you got any hairs up your nose? [...] D
Captain: Do you have a sense of romantic? Lt. Wer [...] D
2nd Lieutenant: First time on U-boat? Lt. Werner: [...] D
Capt. Lt. Philipp Thomsen: Alarm! Shit! Lousy eels [...] D
Captain: Not bad in here, is it? No mail, no telep [...] D
[Johann climbs up to the bridge, places himself be [...] D
[the crew has finished resupplying, so fresh food [...] D
Bockstiegel: That'll burn fuel, huh? Der Leitende [...] D
Captain: I'm sorry. Lt. Werner: Is it hopeless? [...] D
[last lines] [La Rochelle is under attack. Werner [...] D
Johann: Captain, I wish to apologize. Captain: Yo [...] D
[the sounds of torpedoes detonating and sinking sh [...] D

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