Judgment at Nuremberg (Special Edition) - Drama Classic Movies on DVD (1961) Starring Spencer Tracy; Directed by Stanley Kramer; MGM (Video & DVD) : OLDIES.com

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DVD Features:

Encoding: Region 1; USA & Canada
Package Type: Keep Case
Aspect Ratio: Widescreen - 1.66

Audio:

Dolby Digital 5.1 - English
Dolby Digital 2.0 - English

Additional Release Material:

Featurettes - 1. TRIBUTE TO STANLEY KRAMER
2. IN COVERSATION WITH MAXIMILIAN SCHELL & ABBEY MANN

Major Awards:

Academy Awards - Best Actor (1961)

Academy Awards - Best Adapted Screenplay (1961)

Entertainment Reviews:

Entertainment Weekly - 09/10/2004

"[S]plendid acting....The movie belongs to the subtly powerful Tracy..."

Premiere - 11/01/2004

"[E]ssential viewing for any film lover or history buff."

Product Description:

True story dealing with the Nazi war crimes trials of several members of the German judiciary. Here the focus is on two particular individuals, the judge (Spencer Tracey) who must render a final opinion and one particular defendant (Burt Lancaster), a well respected German scholar. The defendant, played by Burt Lancaster, must come to grips with the reality of his actions or inaction. Academy Award Nominations: 11, including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor--Spencer Tracy. Academy Awards: 2, including Best Actor--Maximilian Schell, Best Adapted Screenplay.

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Maximilian Schell, the Swiss/Austrian actor, director, and writer, was born December 8, 1930 in Vienna, Austria, the son of poet and playwright Ferdinand Hermann Schell and actress Margarethe Noe. His older sister is the actress Maria Schell (born in 1926). He was educated at the University of Zurich (majoring in art history) and the University of Munich.
Schell's first major motion picture in English was "The Young Lions" (1958), opposite Marlon Brando and Montgomery Clift. He was nominated again for the Best Actor Academy Award for his role in the film version of Robert Shaw's play "The Man in the Glass Booth" (1974), and a film he directed, "The Pedestrian" was nominated for Best Foreign Film the same year.
His role in the film "Julia" (1977) won him a Best Supporting Actor nomination, and his documentary on Marlene Dietrich "Marlene," that he produced in 1984, won worldwide critical acclaim.

Cast and Crew:

Starring		Spencer Tracy
Directed by		Stanley Kramer
Produced by		Stanley Kramer
Cinematography by		Ernest Laszlo
Writen by		Abby Mann
Edited by		Frederic Knudtson
Composition by		Ernest Gold
Production Design by		Rudolph Sternad
Performer		Burt Lancaster, Marlene Dietrich, Maximilian Schell, Montgomery Clift, Richard Widmark, William Shatner & Edward Binns
Music Direction by		Art Dunham