Confessions of a Nazi Spy

Confessions of a Nazi Spy

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New York City | Spy

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  • Genre(s): Drama, War
  • Language(s): English
  • Director(s): Anatole Litvak
  • Cast(s): Edward G. Robinson, Francis Lederer, George Sanders, Paul Lukas, Henry O'Neill See all Cast & Crew
6.7/10
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STORY AND RATINGS

Story
FBI agent Ed Renard investigates the pre-War espionage activities of the German-American Bund.
Ratings

6.7/10

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AWARDS

Won
NBR Award

Best Acting | 1939 | Francis

Top Ten Films | 1939

Best Film | 1939

TRIVIA AND POPULAR DIALOGUES

Trivia

According to the article "Hollywood Goes to War" by Colin Shindler in the film history tome "The Movie", "Warner Brothers, who had made the one explicitly anti-Nazi film of the [US] pre-war period (i.e., this film) were unofficially told by the [US] government not to make any more such pictures. In April 1940, the news filtered back to Hollywood that several Polish exhibitors who had shown the film had been hanged in the foyers of their own cinemas."

Adolf Hitler reportedly planned to execute the makers of this film upon winning the war.

Some well-known actors (including Anna Sten and Marlene Dietrich) refused to be in the movie fearing reprisals against relatives living in Europe. Many who did appear changed their names for the same reason, accounting for large number of aka's in the cast list.

Warner Bros. increased security throughout the production, and some actors slept on the Warners lot. Sabotage was suspected when a boom holding one of the cameras collapsed, narrowly missing director Anatole Litvak.

The movie is based on an actual spy-ring trial in New York in 1938, which convicted four individuals of spying for the German government.

Popular Dialogues

"Edward 'Ed' Renard: Funny thing working on a case like this for so long. Something like spending a great deal of time going through a madhouse. You see these Nazis operating here, and you think of all those in Germany, you can't help feeling somehow that they're, well, absolutely insane."

"Edward 'Ed' Renard: I told you I thought this man is an amateur. If he is, why did he become a spy? Well, because he's been listening to speeches, and reading pamphlets about Nazi Germany and believing them. Unfortunately, there are thousands like him in America. Half-witted, hysterical crackpots who go "Hitler-happy" from overindulgence in propaganda that makes them believe that they're supermen."