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A documentary about Klaus Barbie, the Gestapo chief of Lyon, and his life after the war.

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  • Won 1 Oscar. Another 4 wins & 1 nomination.
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Johannes Schneider-Merck ...
German Import-Exporter, Barbie's Neighbour in Lima
Raymond Lévy ...
Billiard Player in Lyon
Marcel Cruat ...
Billiard Player in Lyon
Henri Varlot ...
Billiard Player in Lyon
Pierre Mérindol ...
Journalist from Lyon
Johann Otten ...
Farmer, School Friend from Barbie's native village
Peter Minn ...
Wehrmacht Major, retired, Barbie's high school friend
Claude Bourdet ...
Resistance Leader
Eugene Kolb ...
Lt., C.I.C. Control Officer, retired, Barbie's former Superior
Lise Lesèvre ...
Member of the French Underground
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Resistance Leader
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Resistance Leader
Simone Lagrange ...
Auschwitz Survivor
Daniel Cordier ...
Jean Moulin's former Assistant
Frédéric Dugoujon ...
Physician in Caluire
René Hardy ...
Train Saboteur for French Underground (archiveFootage)
Fernand Bucchanieri ...
Mayor of Solutré
Claude Bal ...
Filmmaker
René Tavernier ...
Poet and Resistance Fighter
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Filmmaker
Karl-Heinz Müller ...
Gestapo Chief, Toulouse
Harry Steingritt ...
Gestapo Bodyguard, Lyon
Serge Klarsfeld ...
Maitre / Attorney-at-law and Historian
Albert Rosset ...
National Front Leader in Lyon
Gilbert Wolf ...
Resistance Fighter
Roger Maria ...
Resistance Fighter
Armand Zuchner ...
French Police Officer, retired
Nicole Gompel ...
Plaintiff, André Gompel's daughter
Françoise Hemmerlé ...
Writer, Resident of Lyon
Léon Landini ...
Freedom Fighter, F.T.P.-M.O.I.
Erhard Dabringhaus ...
C.I.C. Control Officer, retired
Michel Thomas ...
Language Teacher, US Counter-Intelligence Agent, retired
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Former Student Leader
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Writer
Wolfgang Gustmann ...
Veteran of the Waffen SS Office
Bernhard Knittel ...
Spokesman for Bavarian Ministry of Justice (as Herr Knittel)
Karl Polke ...
Former C.I.C. Informer
Robert Taylor ...
Sgt., Army Counter-Intelligence, retired
Leni Taylor ...
Taylor's Wife
Allan A. Ryan Jr. ...
Formerly US Dept. of Justice Officer
Earl Browning ...
Sgt., Army Counter-Intelligence, retired
Paul Paillole ...
Col. - Former Chief of French Intelligence
Jacques Delarue ...
Historian
Benjamin Shute ...
Former Intelligence Director, H.I.C.O.G.
Ivo Omrcanin ...
Croatian Exile
Elisabeth Holtzman ...
District Attorney of Brooklyn, NY
Georges Neagoy ...
Former C.I.A. Agent
Gustavo Sánchez Salazar ...
Bolivian Secretary of the Interior
Gastón Velasco ...
Bolivian Businessman
Mirna Murillo ...
Bolivian Journalist
Peter McFarren ...
Associated Press Correspondant in Bolivia
Álvaro De Castro ...
Barbie's Bodyguard
Joachim Fiebelkorn ...
Adventurer
José Antonio Santos-Chichizola ...
Former Peruvian Judge
Albert Brun ...
Agente France Presse Correspondant in Perú
Beate Klarsfeld ...
Researcher of Nazi Crimes
Ita Halaunbrenner ...
Witness for the Prosecution
Alexandre Halaunbrenner ...
Ita Halaunbrenner's Son
Monique Halaunbrenner ...
Ita Halaunbrenner's Daughter
Ladislas De Hoyos ...
TV Anchorman
Guido Vildoso ...
Former President of Bolivia
Werner Guttentag ...
Publisher in Bolivia
Régis Debray ...
Advisor to the French President
Paul Schmitt ...
Prison Warden - Montluc
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Maitre / Attorney-at-law
Jacques Derogy ...
Investigative Journalist
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Ute Messner ...
Barbie's Daughter, Librarian in Austria
Françoise Croizier ...
Housewife in Santa Cruz
Roger Roucou ...
Restaurant Owner
Christian Bourillot ...
Restaurant Owner
Marie-Louise Vettard ...
Restaurant Owner
Chantal Vettard ...
Marie-Louise Vettard's Daughter in Law
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New York Times Correspondant
Richard Bernstein ...
New York Times Correspondant
Milton Dank ...
Historian
Lluís Bassets ...
El País Correspondant
Françoise Stoll ...
French Student
Isabel Hilton ...
The Independent Correspondant
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Leader of the National Front
Pierre Truche ...
Lyon Public Prosecutor in Barbie's trial
Alfred Streim ...
Federal Prosecutor of Nazi Crimes in Germany
Sorj Chalandon ...
Libération Reporter in Lyon
Julien Favet ...
Farm Worker at Izieu
Roland Rappaport ...
Maitre / Attorney-at-law
Sabina Zlatin ...
Former Supervisor of Children's Home at Izieu
Alain Finkielkraut ...
Philosopher
Alain Jakubowicz ...
Maitre / Attorney-at-law
André Castelnau ...
Journalist
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Narrator
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Self (uncredited)
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Self (uncredited)

Directed by

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Marcel Ophüls

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Marcel Ophüls ... (writer)

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Bernard Farrel ... associate producer
Hamilton Fish ... executive producer
John S. Friedman ... executive producer
Peter Kovler ... co-executive producer
Marcel Ophüls ... producer

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Maurice Jarre

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Reuben Aaronson ... director of photography
Pierre Boffety
Daniel Chabert
Michael J. Davis
Paul Gonon
Hans Haber
Lionel Legros
Wilhelm Rösing

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Albert Jurgenson
Catherine Zins

Editorial Department

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Brigitte Bernard ... assistant editor
Sophie Brunet ... assistant editor
Thérèse Giraud ... assistant editor

Production Management

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Bernard Farrel ... production manager

Sound Department

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Michael Busch ... sound
Philippe Mouisset ... sound
Michel Trouillard ... sound editor
Anne Weil ... sound editor

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Olivier Durand ... assistant camera
Laurent Machuel ... assistant camera
Beatrice Mizrahi ... assistant camera
Madelyn Most ... b camera operator / camera operator

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Dieter Riefart ... assistant to director

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Plot Summary

This full-length documentary deals with the life, career and trial of Nazi SS officer Klaus Barbie, known as the Butcher of Lyons. Virtually all aspects of his life are covered. His childhood and schooling in Germany; his early military career; his role in the head of intelligence in Lyons; his post-war employment by the US military; his life in Bolivia; his return to Europe; his trial and conviction. Interviewed are friends, enemies, associates, heroes and traitors. Written by garykmcd

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Also Known As
  • Hotel Terminus - Leben und Zeit von Klaus Barbie (West Germany)
  • Hotel Terminus: The Life and Times of Klaus Barbie (Canada, English title)
  • Hotel Terminus: El cas de Klaus Barbie (Spain, Catalan title)
  • Hôtel Terminus: Klaus Barbie, sa vie et son temps
  • Nachi Senpan Kurausu Barubî no Shôgai (Japan)
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  • 267 min
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Trivia Director Marcel Ophüls deliberately chose not to show any Holocaust footage as he felt that audiences had become too used to gruesome imagery of that nature. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in The Accused/Another Woman/Madame Sousatzka/Hotel Terminus/Clara's Heart (1988). See more »
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