| Nuremberg | |||||
| Sony Pictures Classics (2025) | |||||
| Drama, War, Thriller, History, Biography | |||||
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| Rami Malek | Douglas Kelley | |
| Russell Crowe | Hermann Göring | |
| Michael Shannon | Justice Robert H. Jackson | |
| Leo Woodall | Sergeant Howie Triest | |
| John Slattery | Colonel Burton Andrus | |
| Richard E. Grant | Sir David Maxwell-Fyfe | |
| Mark O'Brien | Colonel John Amen | |
| Colin Hanks | Dr. Gustave Gilbert | |
| Wrenn Schmidt | Elsie Douglas | |
| Andreas Pietschmann | Rudolf Hess | |
| Lydia Peckham | Lila McQuaide | |
| Lotte Verbeek | Emmy Göring | |
| Dieter Riesle | Julius Streicher | |
| Peter Jordan | Karl Dönitz | |
| Tom Keune | Robert Ley |
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| Producer |
Nikolett Barabas
Marc Bloomgarden |
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| Writer |
James Vanderbilt
Jack El-Hai |
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| Cinematography |
Dariusz Wolski
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| Musician |
Brian Tyler
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In postwar Germany, an American psychiatrist must determine whether Nazi prisoners are fit to go on trial for war crimes, and finds himself in a complex battle of intellect and ethics with Hermann Göring, Hitler's right-hand man. |
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