Christopher Plummer in Nuremberg, Infamy on Trial

[@rosienorton665]

My God Christopher Plummer was a fine actor. That brought chills down my spine. I could see it all. Incredible performance

[@bob8243]

Absolutely the most heart wrenching performance I've ever seen.. Delivered with the most gifted performer.

[@Exercise_as_Medicine]

They say this will never happen again… But it has… Rwanda, Libya, Iraq, Syria, Ukraine, China…

[@peterrodby2786]

Bosnia, Cambodia, Uganda

[@yabbadabbadoo8225]

In time the full nature of the (plan)demic will also be exposed. The ''201'' planned event has already blown all WW2 events into fine mist.

[@HiRye]

It has never happened like THIS before. Never EVER more organized. Period.

[@yousoufkirkwood6289]

Americans.

[@markofeyner3838]

@@HiRye Beaver WarsCalifornia genocideCanadian residential schoolsCultural genocide in the United StatesConquest of the DesertDepopulation of the TaínoEnslavementFall of TenochtitlanGenocide in BrazilGenocide in ParaguayGuatemalan genocideIndian massacres in North AmericaIndian removalKalinago genocideMassacre of SalsipuedesNorthwest Indian WarPlan VerdePutumayo genocideSelk'nam genocideSpiral caseSullivan Expedition

[@christopherthorkon3997]

I saw Christopher Plummer on stage. So very amazing and memorable.

[@jamesdiaz793]

Canada's greatest actor and I confess to being guilty of expecting him to live to about 150 to keep enjoying his work. Our loss at his departure. Our good fortune to enjoy his body of work.

[@vincentlefebvre9255]

@@jamesdiaz793 Yes he was the greatest actor of Canada.

[@rolandjohansson2714]

Must been great.

[@markwoldin162]

I saw him do Barrymore. Towering.

[@biegebythesea6775]

@@markwoldin162 he fkd michael barrymore?

[@MaryHemmings]

Plummer should have his first Oscar then. He evoked the horror of genocide.

[@davidyoung5114]

Nuremberg, Infamy on Trial was a made-for-TV movie, so he wasn't eligible for an Oscar...an Emmy Award would have been appropriate for the quality of the performance he delivered!

[@amycaprari9951]

Christopher Plummer is so elegant and dignified. May he rest in peace.

[@Wellington-nl7vm]

Christopher Plummer, one of the world's greatest and most underrated actors. His performance in Waterloo. Wow.

[@sugarkane4830]

And very pleading to the eye as well.

[@rolandjohansson2714]

IMO he never was underrated. Same leauge as some other British actors of that generation: Michael Caine, Sean Connery, Anthony Hopkins (a little younger), Richard Burton (Welsh) and a lots of others I forgot in this very moment. Btw, the book "The Spy Who Came in From the Cold" must be the best spy novel I have ever read...ah, maybe one of the best non-fictional book ever read, though a tie is Norman Mailer's "The Naked and the Dead." You just can't make these books into films.

[@deanstuart8012]

@@rolandjohansson2714 the British thought that Plummer was British and the Americans thought that he was an American. He was actually Canadian.

[@rolandjohansson2714]

@@deanstuart8012 I'm Swedish and thought he was British. What do you make out of that ?

[@deanstuart8012]

@@rolandjohansson2714 that he was a bloody good actor.

[@alcd6333]

Fine actor in a powerful recreation of one of the most impactful trials in human history. Also watch "Judgment at Nuremberg" with Spencer Tracy, Burt Lancaster, Marlene Dietrich, Judy Garland, Maximilian Schell, and many others.

[@arthursteven5601]

Great film .....

[@squamish4244]

William Shatner was in that too.

[@abcl1000]

Montgomery stole 10 min..Spencer owned every scene ....but alas both didn't get Oscar

[@peterschorn1]

Only someone like Plummer could underplay this scene by *just* the right amount to make it as horrifying as it ought to be. He uses the voice of a recording angel, "infinitely gentle, infinitely suffering"--and infinitely just.

[@NormAppleton]

Plummer is the master at underplaying and being LARGE and theatrical at the same time. He got better at it as he got older too.

[@stephenmcdonald664]

I was fortunate to see Mr. Plummer live on stage in Canada. He was in Anthony and Cleopatra at the Stratsford festival in 1967. I was hooked on Shakespeare ever since. A great actor.

[@Xenia9]

I worked with him on movie "Our fathers"

[@markwoldin162]

You must read his memoirs of Canada. What a life!

[@michaelnguyen6730]

Captain Kirk, William Shatner, was his understudy.

[@SJReid82]

Chris Plummer is simply one of the finest actors Canada has ever produced. Great on screen even better on stage. Guy was just a masterclass in of himself.

[@johnderham2829]

And what a perfect English accent

[@danjameson1572]

the look Baldwin gives Cox at the end of this....utterly chilling. A great actor

[@lucianene7741]

Such capacity of conveying emotion can only be found in the greatest of the greatest of actors.

[@bstang93]

This is chilling.... even for 2023.

[@maestroclassico5801]

Plummer....who commands your attention with every syllable he utters.

[@snelgrave101]

That's not Christopher Plummer that's Sir Charles phantom th notorious pink Litton .

[@maestroclassico5801]

@@snelgrave101 So was he better than David Niven?

[@snelgrave101]

@@maestroclassico5801 that's a tough one 🤔

[@danielbrown9202]

Mr Plummer was one of the best actors ever. R.I.P.

[@randywarren7101]

Let this black mark of human history never be forgotten nor forgiven!

[@ginettechiverton7113]

The Human Race never learns. History , just keeps repeating itself.🌍☮️

[@wesrichmond]

Conspiracy theories that the Nazi's started galvanized Germans to hate Jews. Look all over comment sections on the internet and see how we are slowly repeating history.

[@ericsantana1184]

I won't forget both the light and the dark side of history. It's people like my father (a minister) who say that those of lifestyles will burn in Hell. He deliberately betrayed my godfather who loves our family. It feels like my father drove a dagger into my heart. Looking at him now feels like a nightmarish look that Christopher Plummer had on his face.

[@noellecox3952]

Brilliant scene by the late Christopher Plummer

[@peterfeltham5612]

Mr Plummer was a fine actor indeed.

[@arthursteven5601]

Wonderful great acting by all

[@AN-te4ij]

Never again! What a performance by Plummer. Truly one of great actors of the last 50 years. Only someone like him could deliver this and do it justice.

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

Never again proved to be the empty meaningless slogan as it IS happening again, in Ukraine where russian fascists are doing EXACTLY the same as German nazi did, they occupy, invade, create filtration camps, torture, rape, kidnap, deport, use forced labour, kill. So please never say ''never again'' when it is happening to us AGAIN. The very same thing. Wake up and read news.

[@razor6888]

Well said... thank you for your comment.

[@mack3685]

Imagine believing this

[@matthewdavid6134]

@@mack3685 imagine refusing to believe this despite the overwhelming evidence, facts don't care about your feelings the holocaust happened its a historical fact.

[@AlexanderTheFarmer]

I'm sure Mohammed and Jamal will take care of your daughters :) Embrace multiculturalism :)

[@razor6888]

A masterful performance by a legend of stage and screen... I cannot help but wonder what happened after that take, and the director said "cut"... If there was only silence for awhile... The words moved the cast in the scene... that is clear to see.. even without ... acting it... Even extras, if you observe closely, are moved deeply ... Best to say, this is a legend of the craft at work. A standard that will be difficult to better. His passing is a loss to all .

[@soughnymaugh]

After the first take sure, but after several takes everyone would’ve been numb to it. Which is exactly what happened with the guards and soldiers carrying out these atrocities.

[@Edelweiss-wj5zx]

This was reported in the Jewish Journal about Plummer’s speech: “by the end of the first take, the entire cast and crew could not hold back their approval. “We were not only in tears, but we applauded, which is very rare on a set,” said actress Jill Hennessy

[@oolooo]

Absolutely brilliant performance , he really draws you in on the event and makes you imagine it and become inmersed in it .

[@janbonsema5888]

we 've got to remember, and never ever forget

[@davefuller84]

Rest In Peace Mr Plummer

[@markwoldin162]

Christopher Plummer, until his death the greatest actor in the world.

[@Edelweiss-wj5zx]

Absolutely! And so missed.

[@mikemmikem2758]

One of the greatest performances of Mr. Plummer's distinguished career. Gut wrenching.

[@ChrisVillagomez]

As someone who grew up around lots of prejudiced family members, I can't imagine hating anyone so much because of how they look or where they're from that you begin exterminating them like rats. It makes my blood boil frankly

[@kokoeteantigha389]

Apparently, you've not heard of a dear little thing called Islam. What this scene depicts is only a half of what that apology of a religion is plotting for the rest of us who don't join them to believe in a pedo prophet. God speed the plow!!!

[@rick7424]

​@@kokoeteantigha389False equivalence fallacy

[@leakoe3797]

Christopher Plummer was the best My friend knew him well in Canada When he worked in the Theatre

[@TheSaltydog07]

I saw him as Iago in _Othello_, torturing James Earl Jones as The Moor.

[@Brian6587]

Horrible beyond words. So sick. All of this happened. If you doubt it did may God help you. Now it seems like history is repeating itself all over again. Evil never sleeps.

[@stevelangstroth5833]

Specifically, these days, who is forcing people to undress, be shot and end up dumped in mass graves? Are you referring to Putin's ridiculous war, or are you intending to say something else?

[@Brian6587]

@@stevelangstroth5833 Yes, I think the town of Bucha in Ukraine is a great example. Atrocious genocide has definitely occurred.

[@stevelangstroth5833]

@@Brian6587 Undoubtedly, horrible murders have occurred there. The reason I asked is because these days, if you disagree with someone politically, often they accuse you of being a 'Nazi'. For that reason, the word 'Nazi' is losing it's meaning.

[@Brian6587]

@@stevelangstroth5833 I can definitely agree with you on that! Politics has taken captive the meaning of the word.

[@SMGJohn]

@@Brian6587 Yes, those Nazi tattooed Bandera worshipping Azov Battalion are certainly no champion of justice as portrayed in the media, and Putins Imperial army no slouch either.

[@autoad]

Christopher Plummer does not "act" in his performance. He does not read the words of the witness of these atrocities. Instead he delivers the words as if HE were the witness to the horror and inhumanity. Christopher Plummer's character IS the witness to the crimes that is evidenced by the pauses and accentuation of specific words, phrases and gestures. This is brilliant! It is effortless. He makes his performance look easy; as if any of us could do the same. And we would if WE witnessed a horrific and brutal crime.

[@jx14aby]

in law, we call that "hearsay" and it is inadmissible. The defendant's have the right to cross-examine witnesses.

[@autoad]

@@spanishflea634 No it's not. He could have delivered the words as if reading the transcript completely banal ; without pauses, inflections, gestures and that too would be "acting".

[@autoad]

@@spanishflea634 What the hell are you talking about?? I'm complimenting Plummer in his performance. Apparently, you can't read. Pity.

[@davidbuckley2435]

@@jx14aby Absolute nonsense. Hearsay evidence is admissable, though you can rarely build a case on that alone, but it is valid evidence. Affadavits given under oath are a standard form of evidence in trials.

[@jx14aby]

@@davidbuckley2435 Nonsense. This is an opening statement - not evidence. Yes, hearsay is admissible in limited situation. Sometimes, in federal court, the judge require the parties to submit their client's testimony in writing, and only allow the opposing party to cross-examine.

[@sargentstephens45]

The first motion picture I ever saw him in, he defiantly ripped a nazi flag from its staff and tore it to pieces, a scene I remember well. The movie also starred Julie Andrews. A fine actor. Indeed, one of the greats.

[@theradgegadgie6352]

The Sound Of Music.

[@Niels596]

As a German I say this is the basis and the origin of what we are today. These facts are in my heart so to be an Old Testament to our country. Never will we forget those who are being given account of here. Remembrance and consciousness must be our pride and identity.

[@Teddyclaws]

So that's why Germany is indifferent to the suffering of Palestinians?

[@Zippism]

@@Teddyclaws Yeah they suffer beacuse their terrorist leaders

[@haroldbrown1998]

Your opinion doesn't count.

[@grumblesa10]

Plummer was an intelligence officer during the war, and spoke fluent German. I am sure he read the intel reports coming in about the camps while on active duty. So he could have channeled how he reacted on reading the reports and seeing the recon photos for the first time.

[@jb76489]

Plummer was 15 when the war ended. Why do you think you felt the need to lie about something so unimportant?

[@jogingeorge4885]

I think he's confused with Christopher Lee

[@jtudor9869]

This performance by Christopher Plummer is right up there with his chilling performance in 1995 Dolores Claiborne as Detective John Mackey

[@Steve-gc5nt]

How humans can do this to other humans. Its beyond belief. Such cruelty. Such barbarism. Such inhumanity.

[@jimcorlett]

Christopher Plummer a brilliant actor just outstanding

[@robpalazzo7799]

Never forget this... Never. Still it happens every day as we speak

[@mortalclown3812]

Hermann took off his headset but understood English.

[@martinnijs8317]

There are Hollywood actors, witch are just pretty faces and nothing more, and there are actors like Mr Plummer. He gives you a masterclass of acting in every role he takes on. A n then acting becomes art.

[@Edelweiss-wj5zx]

Indeed a true artist! Also played the piano amazingly and wrote beautifully.

[@isaacdixon3732]

Yet the US would not sign on to the International Criminal Court!!!

[@fionasaunders7646]

Cambodia Serbia the list goes on. Mankind has learned nothing.

[@ReaverLordTonus]

Credit where it's due to anyone in that room who was armed, they showed a hell of a lot of restraint, because I would have ended that reading with as many bullets as I could have put in Goering and the others as those around me would have been willing to allow.

[@jasonkinzie8835]

Christopher Plumber was such a good actor!

[@vyomvidhu4937]

When will we be given justice for atrocities committed on us for centuries.

[@valeriesmith5780]

God, what a chilling scene.

[@jeanetteschock4744]

He is brilliant

[@davidlloyd2583]

PLUMMER THE LEGEND.

[@subratakanta3382]

Plummer is a great actor. Kudis to him

[@judeirwin2222]

Plummer took the role to expunge the trail of sugary syrup that followed him after starring as the Baron von Trapp in the Sound of Music. I think he succeeded, don’t you?

[@Trek001]

He hated being asked about SoM, but show him a piano and he could do every song from it

[@dominicbuckley8309]

Ah yes, the trail of sugary syrup that includes 'Oedipus the King', 'The Royal Hunt of the Sun', 'Waterloo' and 'Night of the Generals'.

[@rekoawa5732]

And it still continues to this day.

[@surimoskowitz3249]

It must always be remembered

[@andypandywalters]

Powerful scene

[@davidreeves4556]

Don't wait for the translation!

[@HadzmanRadzak]

Even though not shown here, I bet Christopher Plummer must have cried reading this, I wonder how many takes was needed for this scene. I remember reading a few documents of what happen in order tragedies, it was so detailed, I cried a few times in mid sentences. People with good consciences would not be able to read properly of such tragedies.

[@breadfruitgal]

This needs to be shown again before it is repeated.

[@andrewpestotnik5495]

Too late, there are already 59 confirmed camps along the Russian border.

[@Teddyclaws]

It is being repeated all over the world.

[@delavalmilker]

William Shirer (an eyewitness to the Nuremberg Trials) in his book "The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich", says that when Graeber's deposition was read "a hush of horror fell over the entire courtroom".

[@kaamkmca]

What a performance. He through a light on what was a horrific experience of those poor unfortunate souls. Truly very moving! What a great actor! He reflected the true horrors of those unfortunate defenseless people. Unfortunately it is happening all over again in Ukraine.

[@annalisavajda252]

Mass murder is what it is.

[@polobhuilean5217]

Disagree dude, very disrespectful to make such a trite comparison, go back to yer history books….

[@davidpnewton]

@@polobhuilean5217 a "trite" comparison? So who is it being disrespectful in reality then? YOU! All the elements of the worst of the Nazis are there in Ukraine, perpetrated by Putin's forces. The mass rape. The mass graves. The forced deportations. The effort to utterly destroy a people and a culture. The only difference is one of scale. Putin has not had as long to do the killing as Hitler did. He also doesn't have as many people available to kill as Hitler did. The comparison between Putin and Hitler is apt, accurate and correct.

[@polobhuilean5217]

@@davidpnewton well well and many thanks for taking the time to respond to my comment, allowing me to respond. When one understands the propaganda that accompanies almost any war, especially a good juicy war with a white euro country versus a white euro communist country ! Then the journos are almost orgasmic with their constant reporting of all the horrific and horrid incidents, even and including the brutal rape of every young lady, young boy, old ladies, torture, mass graves, cannibalism etc, etc. Every war has the same coverage, although we don’t hear about the constant wars in Africa, the Yemen, Syria, China as they don’t suit the globalist view ! However and to your statement on how Putin is a modern day Adolfus, we beg to differ in that the latter did manage to exterminate over “6 million” of our brothers and sisters in extermination kamps. Not to mention the millions of civilians who were murdered by both sides during the Second World War (and the soldier’s). So has Monsieur Putin reached thèse heights of depraity….. errrrrrr no ! Has Monsieur Zedinsky ? Monsieur Putin is just like Clinton, Bush, Obama, Bush jnr, Blair and Biden. They are all war mongering money taking political monkeys. So DN get over the propaganda, for this ridiculous war would never have happened if not for the silent coup d’ In 2014…….and should be stopped a soon as possible before the war mongering pollies get their way and start world war three ☢️. Apologies for the rant, but just watched England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 being mauled by the French 🇫🇷…

[@davidpnewton]

@@polobhuilean5217 ah you're an apologist for genocide then. Fair enough. Just so everyone knows where you stand and what you position and morality is.

[@TheJon2442]

I will never forget the first time I saw a mass grave not far from Sarajevo! Man's ability to inflict inhumane acts on their fellow humans.....

[@surimoskowitz3249]

Never forget!

[@elih9700]

From the UK, never will forget.

[@davidnicholson8812]

History repeating itself now..

[@tiffanitoenail840]

it has always been like this

[@Parallelfifthsblog]

This was such a great movie!

[@fionasaunders7646]

Don’t forget Ruwanda and Zimbabwe ……

[@ulisesescudero5292]

MAGNIFICENT PLUMMER

[@lotuselise4432]

My Mother and family where interned in Siberia in a Russian forced labour concentration camp. I just hope there is hell for these perpetuaters.

[@seanwebb605]

Perpetuaters?

[@JustynneDeathWho]

One of the ultimate true film I've ever seen

[@doncook2054]

Wonderful performance, by a gifted actor. .... the emanations of those hell-beings on trial seek to recreate the horrors today, in America. Stop them before we have to try them!

[@angeleyes564]

Rip

[@viperatech]

The look Baldwin gives Cox translates into "I'm coming for you".

[@MrPlankinton]

This movie down played the brilliant interrogation, by Sir David Maxwell Fyfe, of Herman Göring.

[@honeybadger6313]

Alec Baldwin when he looked at Goring. You knew exactly what he was thinking.

[@ShiningEyeBrigade]

Whenever any group of people are dehumanized by another, this must be a our dire and gravest warning alarm. How?!? How can this happen?!? This not the first time I’ve heard this, I’ve seen documentaries, read accounts. Each time, wanting to look away, but bringing myself back to finish the piece, tears streaming, nausea rising, to be a witness. And others have committed atrocities before this and since. How? It seems to me that the essential key that unlocks such inhumanity and evil must be the dehumanization of the victims. That is what we must reject, in all its forms, especially with those we disagree the strongest because we are blindest to it then. Back with terror far away from the edge that looks down into such a pit that would devour our souls.

[@martinputt6421]

Well spoken. It brings to mind the stories of what the Japanese did in the Far East between 1937 and 1945. Many of the stories of their brutality moved me to tears.

[@Section5_CdnIntelService]

Christopher Plummer. Great actor. Always wished he could've been included as a Canadian officer in The Longest Day.

[@billyleroy2465]

Great Canadian!

[@dianelevesque137]

I never get tired listening to what happen after the war. Twelve been kill.

[@franciskaremera279]

The polarity,basic failure,good versus evil or the absence of Eden,is humanities DNA.

[@franciskaremera279]

👍✌️✌️

[@Rnankn]

Morality is far more complex than a good/evil dichotomy. But what’s important is that humans are moral beings, we always have a choice. And our moral responsibility is for the choices we make. There are Nazis who refused to murder, not because who they were, or what was present in them, but because they could think, and made a choice. And when told to murder, responded with an unambiguous, no.

[@livelife4Y0u]

Unbelievably harrowing.

[@elisabethj.v.beardsell9853]

A damned fine actor . True , true, true factual information😮

[@seanwebb605]

I think you say a damn fine actor. You wouldn't suggest that the actor is damned.

[@elisabethj.v.beardsell9853]

@@seanwebb605 not at all! Just a phrase used loosely

[@elisabethj.v.beardsell9853]

@@seanwebb605 no! Just an expression used in social circles!

[@bobwilson7192]

I didnt want to click the "like" icon for this. But for want of another, it was all I could do. Sorry.

[@vulpes7079]

The presence of music is a disservice to this scene

[@nickhanlon9331]

''Goring never had an original thought in his head'' Leo Kahn.

[@davidbradshaw3107]

Never forget. Fight any regime that even suggests this ... to the end.

[@mattsprayberry0]

Anybody knows what Cox said they're at the end

[@marioserpico2223]

"Did any of you ever heard of this (Herman Friedrich) Graebe?... Huh?"

[@mr6johnclark]

In the nurebmerg trials had two executioners. One was John C. Woods who has one of the WORST records botching executioners during the the time the Other was Albert Pierrepoint who was the best in his line of work all his jobs where perfect and the prisoners didnt suffer. After hearing that story who did those convicts deserve?

[@ryangianan1439]

WOODS. Or the executioner for the Holy Inquisition.

[@jjakiefte2165]

Pierrepoint, of course. Otherwise the Allies would have been no better than the Nazis.

[@The_Lunch_Man]

@@jjakiefte2165 Hard disagree there, a handful of men suffering a bit before death, for roughly 6 million people, bare minimum, deprived of there most basic principles of rights, dignity and humanity, is fine by me. They deserved far worse.

[@jjakiefte2165]

@@The_Lunch_Man Everyone is entitled to their atavistically mediaeval opinions, surely.

[@AbstractJJJ]

@@jjakiefte2165 I think the Allies would still be better, but having purposely horrible executions (or purposely horrible prisons), is not productive. The only thing civilized society needs is that the bad actors be separated from that society. Anything more than that is just petty revenge.

[@outdoorlife5396]

It is hard to believe that you lived through this and thought it was right.

[@plywoodcarjohnson5412]

And Baldwin! Curious as to how it would be to kill someone. Later procedes to do so. Well, now he knows.

[@beowulf1312]

Well read.

[@KydraExhale]

Is this from the “miniseries”

[@dylanbea8789]

Jesus Christ, I’m 2:18 in and already know the outcome, but I can’t watch the rest, such suffering

[@Jordan81577]

Never realized that was Captain Von Trapp

[@robertjackson3552]

never forget. and remember that those survivors who wore pink triangles were locked back up by the east and west german governments.

[@yisroelcohen658]

What's the significance of pink triangles?

[@paogene1288]

@@yisroelcohen658 homosexuals I believe. At the time, seen as mentally retarded. Both are fair game to the SS and most western institutions.

[@t.wcharles2171]

@@yisroelcohen658 Gay men.

[@BlueHans]

satisfying to see then that today, germany is an abode of gay rights (though not perfect, granted) compared to the US (not even talking about places like russia).

[@Clipgatherer]

Christopher Plummer as British prosecutor Sir David Maxwell-Fyfe. Alec Baldwin (currently himself on trial) as Chief Prosecutor Robert H. Jackson.

[@jamesrawlins735]

And Brian Cox as Herman Goring - Cox won the Emmy for his performance.

[@ericstenzel6835]

Is this the same set as filmed in "Judgement at Nuremberg (1961)?" Looks eerily similar.

[@jeromefrancois9365]

awesome actor.

[@thelastjohnwayne]

Never Forget

[@mack3685]

They earned it

[@greggweber9967]

Imagine trying not to have bad thoughts while seeing so many naked people to be your last thoughts.

[@danielbrown9202]

War crimes, sadly, are a part of what we are. 😓

[@Toxodos]

I guess they left out the fact that they used whips to make them undress because that would be too cartoonishly evil...