"War and Remembrance" Part 8 (1989)

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Director:

Dan Curtis

Writers:

Dan Curtis (written for television)
Earl W. Wallace (written for television)

TV Series:

"War and Remembrance" (1988)

Original Air Date:

7 May 1989 (Season 1, Episode 8)

Genre:

Drama | War

Plot:

Still in the camp at Theresienstadt, where prominent Jews have been interned, Natalie and Aaron have...

Plot Keywords:

Witness To History | FDR | Behind Enemy Lines | Imperial Japan | Churchill

Cast

Robert Mitchum	...	Capt. Victor 'Pug' Henry
Jane Seymour	...	Natalie Henry
Hart Bochner	...	Byron Henry
Victoria Tennant	...	Pamela Tudsbury
Polly Bergen	...	Rhoda Henry
David Dukes	...	Leslie Slote
Sharon Stone	...	Janice Henry
Barry Bostwick	...	'Lady' Aster
Sami Frey	...	Avram Rabinovitz
Topol	...	Berel Jastrow
Ian McShane	...	Philip Rule
William Schallert	...	Harry Hopkins
Jeremy Kemp	...	Brig. Gen. Armin Von Roon
Steven Berkoff	...	Adolf Hitler
Robert Hardy	...	Winston Churchill

Series Cast

These people are regular cast members. Were they in this episode?

Jay Acovone	...	Quartermaster Maselli
Granville Ames	...	Lt. Tom Philby
John Armour	...	First Gunner
Mark Aylwyn	...	Boy #8 (as Paul Mark)
John Barrard	...	Oskar Friedman
Danny Bartholemew	...	Plot Officer
Relja Basic	...	Doctor on vessel 'Redeemer'
Charles Bodycomb	...	GI Harley outrider (uncredited)
Brett Bowerbank	...	Louis Henry
Stelio Candelli	...	SS Selection Officer
Norman Caro	...	Rabbi
John Chadwell	...	British Admiral (uncredited)
Matt Clark	...	Chief Clark
Stéphane Copeau	...	Woman (uncredited)
Matthew Crane	...	Helmsman
Steve Dakota	...	Laboratory Technician (uncredited)
Armando DiLorenzo	...	Mover
Lawrence Dobkin	...	Gen. George S. Patton (as Larry Dobkin)
Richard Dysart	...	President Harry S Truman
Keith Edwards	...	U.S. MP
James Emery	...	Sonar Man
Robert Ervin	...	Jonesy - Steward
Richard Foster	...	Lieutenant Commander (as Richard William Foster)
Frank Foti Jr.	...	Enrico Fermi
James Grady	...	Planesman
Wayne A. Hamamoto	...	Japanese Officer
John Healey	...	Mover
Vjenceslav Kapural	...	Bruckner
Sandy Kenyon
Steven Kern	...	Danny Mensch
Kiyoshi Kimura	...	Japanese Officer
John Larch	...	P.A. Announcer
Ed Lottimer	...	Flag Lieutenant
Alexander Mackenzie	...	Annunciator Operator (uncredited)
Frank Mak	...	Japanese Officer
George Murdock	...	Gen. Leslie Groves
Leon Niemczyk	...	Polish Peasant
George O'Hanlon Jr.	...	Lt. George Puckett
Dennis Patrick	...	Adm. Tisdale
Michael W. Perry	...	Doc
Matko Raguz	...	Hutberg
Wolfgang Reichmann	...	Martin Bormann
Michael J. Reynolds
William Roberts	...	U.S. Army Captain
Julio Scala	...	Gen. 'Hap' Arnold
Rodney Shapiro	...	Telephone Talker
Markus Stolberg	...	SS Officer
Ed Van Nuys	...	Adm. Lockwood
Thomas Wagner	...	Chief Brady
Heinz Weiss	...	Lt. Gen. Hans Krebs
Geoffrey Whitehead	...	Albert Speer
Alex Wright	...	Boy #1 (as Alexander Wright)
Vladan Zivkovic
Götz von Langheim	...	Dr. Kurt-Walter Hansen (as Gotz von Langheim)
Ljiljana Blagojevic
Helena Buljan	...	Mother (as Helen Buljan)
Antonia Cutic	...	Nurse
Radica Jovicic
Nancy Nevinson	...	Woman at Weir Courteney
Elizabeth Ofenbock	...	Hitler's Secretary
Dorota Puzio	...	Katinka
Gyl Roland	...	Truman's Secretary
Mavis Walker	...	Alice Goldberger
Ann Way	...	Gertrude Dana

Quotes:

Aaron Jastrow: [in his journal, reflecting on becoming an Elder at Therezenstadt] God forgive me for not letting them kill me, but if I were to have died, what hope would there be for Natalie and Louis? And what hope is there indeed? It is now painfully evident, with this public use of my name and face, that we are at last hopelessly beyond diplomatic rescue of any kind...
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