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Biography
Filmography
..Things
Are
Looking
Up
..The
Village
Squire
..Gentleman's
Agreement
..Look
Up
and
Laugh
..Fire
Over
England
..Dark
Journey
..Storm
in
a
Teacup
..Twenty-One
Days
..A
Yank
at
Oxford
..Sidewalks
of
London
..Gone
With
the
Wind
..Waterloo
Bridge
..That
Hamilton
Woman
..Caesar
and
Cleopatra
..Anna
Karenina
..A
Streetcar
Named
Desire
..The
Deep
Blue
Sea
..The
Roman
Spring
of
Mrs.
Stone
..Ship
of
Fools
Stage
Appearances
Photo
Gallery
1
Photo
Gallery
2
etc.
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1965
Synopsis:
The
story
is
set
on
board
an
ocean
liner
in
the
1930s
with
people
from
every
social
class.
The
voyage
starts
in
Vera
Cruz,
Mexico,
and
goes
to
Bremerhaven,
Germany.
The
financially
fortunate
travel
in
first
class,
while
those
on
the
lower
decks
are
sugarcane
workers,
having
finished
their
harvest
season
in
Cuba.
Even
though
the
well-to-do
Germans
have
been
asked
to
sit
at
Captain
Thiele’s
table,
two
have
not
been
asked
–
Glocken,
a
dwarf,
and
Lowentahl,
a
Jew.
Captain
Thiele
upholds
Hitler’s
Aryan
purity
belief.
After
it
is
learned
that
Freytag’s
wife
is
Jewish,
Freytag
leaves
the
captain’s
table
and
joins
Lowenthal
and
Glocken
at
thiers.
Dr.
Schumann
spends
a
great
deal
of
time
with
La
Condesa,
a
Spanish
woman
facing
trouble,
as
a
result
of
participating
in
political
causes.
She
most
probably
will
go
to
prison,
and
to
alleviate
her
predicament,
turns
to
the
comfort
of
taking
drugs.
La
Condesa
and
the
doctor,
suffering
from
a
bad
heart,
fall
in
love.
Another
passenger,
Tenny,
a
has-been
baseball
player
with
a
drinking
problem,
is
unable
to
get
over
how
his
failure
to
hit
an
outside
curve
ball
ended
his
career.
Explaining
this
to
Glocken,
Tenny
does
not
have
much
success.
Not
having
much
success
in
making
his
living
as
an
artist
is
David.
He
and
Jenny
argue,
though
their
heated
exchanges
result
in
a
passionate
encounter.
No
less
obvious
among
the
passengers,
Mrs.
Treadwell,
a
divorcee,
enjoys
flirting
with
men,
but
prohibits
them
from
getting
too
close.
By
preaching
to
the
workers,
Graf
riles
them
up,
until
a
fight
erupts.
Accompanying
Graf,
is
his
son,
Johann.
He
finds
a
hooker
in
Pepe’s
dance
troupe,
and
opts
for
her
services.
Not
only
does
Pepe
manage
the
troupe,
he
looks
for
sexual
partners
for
those
under
his
charge.
Made
to
feel
unattractive,
a
young
woman,
Elsa,
gets
some
help
from
Jenny
and
catches
the
attentions
of
Lowenthal.
During
the
ocean
liner’s
pause
on
its
voyage,
La
Condessa
gets
off
and
is
taken
to
jail.
As
the
ship
precedes
and
nears
Bremerhaven,
Dr.
Schumann
dies
from
heart
failure,
and
his
coffin
can
be
seen
being
wheeled
down
the
dock
and
is
followed
by
his
family
and
the
captain.
The
rest
of
the
travelers
disembark,
going
on
to
whatever
lies
in
their
future.
Notes:
Cast:
Stanley
Kramer
Abby
Mann
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