Ein Toter lügt nicht (1957)
64KEin Toter lügt nicht: Directed by Paul Wendkos. With Dan Duryea, Jayne Mansfield, Martha Vickers, Peter Capell. Dan Duryea and his cronies rob a fake spiritualist and then take it on the lam to Atlantic City.
“Memorial Day is not meant to be a u0026quot;waru0026quot; movie, it is a Veteranu0026#39;s story. Made with Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans, the intent was to convey to our families and friends the impact on the soul of going to war. It is not meant to glorify war, everyone who goes there comes back a lesser person in some ways. Enlightened yes, but all too often hardened also. Being a Veteran of several campaigns I donu0026#39;t see myself ever opening up to my immediate family but someday with time and a bit of distance from those tours of duty will be able to relate some of it to grandchildren as u0026quot;Budu0026quot; Vogel/actor James Cromwell, the Grandfather in the movie did.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eThis movie was helped by a lot of really good people helping to make it this far, and graced by historically significant WWII aircraft. The P38 Lightning is one of only a half dozen flying in the world, the P51 Mustang is one of only a handful that actually flew combat missions in WWII. Fagen Fighters of Granite Falls, Minnesota must be thanked for that. It was made with the invaluable contribution of the WWII Historical Reenactment Society, and many local MN Iraq Veterans used as background actors. It is a story of great significance, and if we can get it told I feel it will do immeasurable good in helping Veterans and their families come to terms with our current return to civilian life. And not least of all, it is a respectful homage to our passing WWII Veterans. In 10 yrs they will all virtually be gone. Our hopes are that the movie will help them, and Veterans of all wars, pass on their first hand experiences and witness to history.”
