Valkyrie (10/11) Movie CLIP - No One Will Be Spared (2008) HD

[@pyromania1018]

One notable guy was "spared": Fabian von Schlabrendorff, a former lawyer whose "trial" was scheduled for 3 February 1945. However, thanks to a bombing raid-induced dislodging of a ceiling beam revoking Judge Roland Freisler's breathing license, and also conveniently destroying his criminal record as well, Schlabrendorff dodged execution by the skin of his teeth and was later rescued by the Allies. After the war, he would go on to become a judge.

[@dalbled8534]

"Breathing license"

[@bloodbuzzohio7924]

"Breathing License" got a hell of a chuckle out of me

[@reee5159]

@@dalbled8534 some good writing there lol

[@decodelifehacker3446]

Breathing license...I got to remember that one

[@Karathos]

"Revoked breathing licence" made me smirk. Have a response good sir.

[@ShasOSwoll]

"I'd like a pistol, for personal reasons." *John Wick's everyone in the room*

[@lordvader6172]

Lmaooo

[@loyala.9322]

Nah he would have to ask for a sub machine gun to kill all the guards because of their numbers and he could miss

[@jchea1764]

A Field Marshal does not die by firing squad

[@Fanturama]

I would like an lmg... for personal reasons...

[@mcconville6]

@@jchea1764 oh interesting , whats the exact reaaon for it besides the obv that hes high ranking

[@davidarango4679]

The officer standing to Gen. Fromms left, that gave him his pistol, is actually Stauffenburgs grandson. He was given that small part in the film.

[@richardp9539]

Oh wow I read that somewhere else and just noticed

[@SandmanGotBeer]

Looks a lot like Col. Stauffenberg

[@steverutherford6589]

Really?! Wow, that’s pretty cool!

[@josephdjan7500]

No ! He actually was Treskow’s aide in the beginning of the Movie where they were smoking in their trailer waiting for call. He gave interview and you see

[@Piyushkumar-gk7ug]

"The colonel whose name I won't mention " one of the best lines

[@millaz26]

He really has a hatred for unruly colonels 😂

[@pieceofschmidtgamer]

@@millaz26 *giggles* Me gets it!

[@captainnutsack8151]

that animal....can't even say his name

[@brandondaniels9471]

@@captainnutsack8151 how many years did you do in the can? and what did you eat in there?

[@isaned]

Finally a movie where the hero gets shot in the arm and it affects him, instead of it just being a flesh wound and they fight on for another hour without bleeding to death or loss of movement.

[@nahomthegeek4014]

Uh. That's fictional action movies. This is a real life based on a true story film. LITERALLY THESE EVENTS HAPPENED. Why would they make a scene with the main character fighting 50 bad guys by himself when it never happened.

[@rooseveltdarbey9493]

@@nahomthegeek4014 exactly most movies based on real life doesn't usually end well for the good guys.

[@beachbunny8021]

Exactly, lol!!

[@markbauer4971]

Good ol hollywood huh

[@Carboy-z5y]

Which is ironic because every other film mr cruise is in he's never affected

[@dartmada9733]

unfortunately the real thing was General Beck did shoot himself in the head but it didn't work. a sergeant had to finish him off. but I get why they didn't show that

[@vincur5361]

Titus, get the cross. Also sauce on that movie ples i give you 4 legions

[@Bmon44444]

Probably time constraints

[@humanforfreedom9583]

Yeah I read that aswell they left him for about a minute after he shot himself but his moans were so horrendous that they done it out of pity

[@dannyneves305]

Shot himself twice but failed. So sergeant shot him a 3rd time.

[@aj.1505]

Danny Neves Holy cow was his head made of steel?

[@johnhawk4162]

To be honest, Fromm did all of them a favor by saving them from likely being "pulled apart like warm bread" by the SS.

[@gmnotyet]

But he did it to save himself. Didn't work. He was hanged less than a year later.

[@CatroiOz]

@@gmnotyet we dont know why he did it, the real Fromm most likely knew he was doomed and chose to spare his old comrades an agonising death. The fact of the matter is that he did know about what was going on and could have betrayed his fellow officers at any time but didn't. We dont know why he did and the movie chooses to portray it as greed because we need a secondary villain for the drama to work but reality is more complex than that

[@johnboy2349]

​@@CatroiOz These are just actors acting. The name of the one with the eye patch is Tom Cruise. Apparently he's not a religious fanatic. This is justa a movie.

[@CatroiOz]

@@johnboy2349 how is this relevant in any way to what I said ?

[@CatroiOz]

@@johnboy2349 k

[@squamish4244]

This is the actual room where this happened, as were a number of locations in the Bendlerblock for other events depicted. The room and various others are now a museum to the German Resistance, but the museum pieces were removed to shoot scenes.

[@TheGosslings]

That's really cool. Powerful stuff, to be filming that scene there.

[@richhoops2413]

I did not know that. Thanks for sharing

[@mrk131324]

Opening the building, which is now the federal treasury, for the movie was quite a political topic at the time in Germany, I recall.

[@squamish4244]

@@mrk131324 Most of it had to do with Tom Cruise's Scientology, which in Germany, which even today has a large Catholic population, was met with a lot of pushback. Scientology is perceived even more negatively in Germany than it is here. Originally when a German actor whose name I don't recall was to play Stauffenberg, it wasn't an issue. When Cruise got the role the budget went up, however.

[@sebastianelytron8450]

Best moment of the movie. Absolutely bone chilling.

[@bertiodvonrastenburger1129]

Even if the Full Monty encroaches on the thought process.

[@izhamlegend6961]

I more prefer downfall

[@gdiwolverinemale2745]

Why did they surrender? They knew there would not be a happy ending?

[@isaned]

At 0:19, I was almost in tears. You just know it's over, and he can't even raise a weapon to stop them anymore.

[@alia.6483]

👍👍👍

[@isaned]

​@FutaCatto I was talking about the Colonel. He had only 3 fingers left and the only arm he could use a pistol with was shot so he couldn't even fight to the death.

[@m993-w4p]

It's over of course. That's what happens to tr@itors! It's prop@ganda. It turns criminals into heroes and lies into truth!

[@uggycyvhvyvyv7322]

@isaned Good catch I never noticed that

[@johnhorne2012]

Yer a knucklehead!...it's a movie dumbass!

[@SHALOMIEDAHOMMIE]

2:06 haunting foreshadowing, No One Will Be Spared, they die, the General dies, and then months later countless Army men and then Hitler dies.

[@PeterSodhi]

Shalom A. Esparza ...and then Hellstorm, watch the video on KZbin. Truly no one was spared. That was the real price of no peace.

[@thelastjohnwayne]

Some sources have 7000 arrested and 4980 people were executed over the plot.

[@danielmelendez3546]

Some of them were spared... by the US Army.

[@daneman63]

Not even woman and children were spared when the Russians fought their way into Berlin.

[@johnboy2349]

No one really died because it's just a movie. These are just actors acting. The name of the one with the eye patch is Tom Cruise. Apparently, he's not a religious fanatic. This is just a movie.

[@michtig]

Tom Cruise doesn't get enough credit for being a great actor. You can almost feel the weight of heartache and heartbreak delivered by his eyes in the exchange beginning at 0:24

[@stormship1647]

He was great in this ..inspite of the American accent

[@jarednemec653]

Eye*

[@paulsbunions8441]

He's also a cultist who uses slave labor.

[@fasthracing]

I agree he was very good in this film

[@ybab-j]

tom cruise is one of the most famous and celebrated actors of all time

[@canadianmormarchist]

When Fromm went to gobbles to report his success in capturing and executing the traitors gobbles responded with "you were quick to dispose of your involvement in this" and fromm was executed

[@rodocar2736]

Incluso Himmler podría haber estado bajo sospecha, una conspiración tan grande sin que se haya detectado a tiempo fue algo increíble en ese entonces

[@JamesHock]

Thank you Movie Clips for having the volume of the scenes low enough that I have to turn my volume way up only to have the outro blow out my eardrums

[@norwegianguy]

"No one will be spared" General Fromm's expression was really impressive, he knows that the German Reich is at the brink of destruction and an allied/soviet held Germany would see leadership and command eliminated.

[@tanello2]

"its treason then "

[@R2Manny]

I am the senate

[@rlrl7011]

Not yet.

[@andrewl8247]

ANAKIN! Pleasse don’t let him kill me!…

[@jochemvanwijck]

UNLIMITED POWER!!!

[@thehungrylittlenihilist]

I am the Reichstag

[@ikaikaxkeahi]

I really loved the part where they all turned to General Fromm and acted as if he was part of the plan in order to take him down as well haha. He was arrested and executed a year later so...

[@kj2369]

The video cuts out just before Stauffenberg mentions that Fromm turned a blind eye. They came to Fromm with their plan earlier in the movie, where he told them his allegiance was with the fuhrer, but he didnt arrest them for it. That's what the lieutenant meant when he said Fromm was as guilty as the rest of them, it wasn't just to take him down with them

[@kj2369]

In short, he did play a part in the plan by not arresting the conspirators, despite knowing of their plan before hand. That's why he expedited their execution, and why he was eventually executed himself

[@rooseveltdarbey9493]

Fromm was an opportunists that it

[@patrickmccrann991]

Less than a year. Bomb plot was July 44, Germany surrendered May 45. Fromm was dead long before Germany surrendered.

[@enterpriser4029]

Fromm knew that their subordinates were plotting to kill Hitler, but he did not order their arrest. He was waiting for the events to unfold so he could decide which side he would jump in. So the conspirators were never entirely sure whether Fromm would join them. When Fromm learned that Hitler was still alive, he decided not to join the conspirators. If Hitler was killed, Fromm would probably would had join the conspirators. In fact, when Fromm was arrested, he actually apologized to one of conspirators explaining that he could not join them because he believed that Hitler was still alive and they were making a mistake (this dialogue is not shown on the movie, I read it in a book about the plot).

[@finchborat]

I was watching Valkyrie just last night. RIP Tom Wilkinson

[@mxkmxk7296]

Most likely Fromm did this to silence those who could testify against him. However, some historians have raised the possibility that Fromm might have done this to spare his subordinates from the Gestapo torture. The reality is that nobody knowns for sure what were his intentions.

[@rooseveltdarbey9493]

Why would Fromm care?

[@mxkmxk7296]

@@rooseveltdarbey9493 He worked with them, he knew their relatives. According to the book "Plotting Hitler's Death", when Fromm asked them whether anyone would want to write anything to their loved ones, Olbritch replied that he wanted to write a letter to his wife. Fromm told him, "sure, come by this desk where you used to sit across from me". This shows that he did care about his subordinates, at least until a certain extent.

[@mxkmxk7296]

@@rooseveltdarbey9493 Also, earlier on Fromm had told Stauffenberg that he should shoot himself. Fromm knew the horrible torture that Stauffenberg would go through if he would get caught alive.

[@dudeiii2069]

I mean he probably did it for both reasons. 2 birds with 1 stone right?

[@gioilcreatore3547]

No, It seems the Fuhrer really ordered their death.

[@anguscovoflyer95]

fromm wanted to kill them in a futile attempt to hide his brief involvement in the plot

[@miroslavtomic2681]

He didn't have any part in it except for remaining quiet about it. He was eventually convicted solely for failing to stop the plot and executed.

[@anguscovoflyer95]

he knew about it but didn't say anything

[@miroslavtomic2681]

My point exactly.

[@cripplehawk]

What really got Fromm in trouble is that he was ordered to keep the conspirators alive. Fromm ordering the executions WITHOUT Hitler's authorization is what got him in the end. It was said that after the conspirators were executed. Goebbels was waiting for him at home and ask him "why did you killed them? We wanted them alive."

[@vince01lp]

At least Fromm was executed by firing squad, which was a quick death compare to others who were hanged by a piano wire which caused a slow, excruciating death...

[@GlamorousTitanic21]

I love that this movie had actors from other great WW2 films like ‘Conspiracy’ and ‘Downfall’. It seems that once you get cast in a WW2 film, you’re in the genre for the long-haul.

[@pinchespiderman]

"great WW2 films like Conspiracy and Downfall and... The Patriot"

[@GlamorousTitanic21]

@@pinchespiderman wrong war, wrong century man

[@ledhed5717]

And Inglorious Basterds also. Christian Berkel/Colonel Quirnhiem, is Eric the bartender.

[@AbrahamLincoln4]

@@GlamorousTitanic21 reference to the guy who played Fromm also played Cornwallis lol

[@dandyjesus]

It's the WW2 movie flatrate package

[@mr.ontological9583]

FEGELELIN! FEGELEIN! FEGELEIN!

[@hitlerparodiesind4316]

Mr. Ontological FEGELARSE!

[@Sashi_Mee]

Mr. Ontological NEIN NEIN NEIN

[@hitlerparodiesind4316]

Narancia best waifu ICH GLAUBE!!!

[@nikitakhrushchev8316]

Damn it you beat me to it

[@dagonorrea]

In what movie did fegelein happened?

[@SEALCOATINGISLIFE]

This movie was so well done, the accents don’t even bother me.

[@sriig]

10/10 writing, 10/10 acting, 10/10 set design, 10/10 narrative design...you've got an awful lot of rope to hang yourself with re: accents if literally every other aspect of the movie is absolutely top notch. Brilliant, brilliant film.

[@SEALCOATINGISLIFE]

@@sriig uncle Phily?

[@brucetucker4847]

Remer: "General, my orders are to take these men alive." Fromm: "Noted, Major." Remer: "Das war ein BEFEHL!!!!"

[@ian038]

So an amazing movie, I watched it so many times. One of the best episodes of this movie is this: we'll have to show the world that not all of us were like him.

[@rubedogg6969]

RIP Tom Wilkinson. 😢

[@MQurashi556]

Will never forget these scenes from Valkyrie Amazing Movie

[@bobbyricigliano2799]

Fromm's tangential involvement in the coup was similar to that of Rommel, essentially knowing of the plan and taking no action to stop it. Rommel was popular with the German people and he had also suffered a serious head wound right after D-Day. With the assurance of his family being provided for, he accepted his fate and did not try to conceal his actions (or inactions) the way Fromm did.

[@mxkmxk7296]

I don't think that Fromm even knew what was the plan, he only knew that they were planning something against Hitler.

[@joshuagrover795]

Then Hitler hypocritically gives Rommel a state funeral. If Rommel had seen out the war I highly doubt he wouldn't have been charged with any war crimes etc. Out of all the senior Generals his record was near clean throughout the war..

[@Kontorotsui]

Not quite. Fromm was on active duty and there was his (fake) signature on the Valkyrie order. Rommel was convalescent and never took part to the conspiracy.

[@bobbyricigliano2799]

@@Kontorotsui It has been a few years since I read Shirer's book, so I did not recall that Fromm's signature was forged on Valkyrie. Is the scene in the film accurate? Did Fromm stand by and watch Stauffenberg hand Hitler a forged document to sign? He was in the room. The recent film about Rommel goes into detail about his passive awareness of the plot before being wounded. That would at least signal an act of omission that further enabled Valkyrie to continue. He received a "better death" than the active conspirators, but that seems to have been given primarily to avoid embarrassing Hitler rather than a recognition of Rommel's long service.

[@Kontorotsui]

@@bobbyricigliano2799 About Rommel you're right, the chance to quietly suicide having his family spared was given mostly because having a national hero like Rommel be accused of treason and be part of the plot would generate a massive backlash. About Fromm, I didn't mean that moment, with Hitler. I mean when the plotters sprang the coup and Fromm refused to sign the order to mobilize the Reserve Army, they put his fake signature on the Valkyrie order. This is show in the movie (see clip 8/11) and is historically confirmed, also Wikipedia lists that on the page about Fromm.

[@enterpriser4029]

This scene is surprisingly accurate from a historical perspective. Fromm did refer to Stauffenberg as “the colonel-whose-name-I-will-not-mention” just like in this scene. There are a few minor differences though. For example, Stauffenberg pleaded to let the others go since it was his full responsibility, but he was ignored by Fromm. Also Stauffenberg was no longer using his eye patch. When Fromm asked whether anyone would want to write a letter, Olbritch responded that we wanted to write a letter to his wife, and Fromm allowed him to do so. Also when Beck held the gun he did say “I am thinking about past times”; however, Fromm interrupted him screaming “JUST DO IT” since he knew troops loyal to Hitler were about to arrive and he did not have much time. Beck shot himself but he only injured himself and was still alive. He tried a second time but was still alive. Then Fromm asked an officer to finish him off who refused to do so ordering a lower ranking militar to finish Beck.

[@bossderbosse9939]

How did he survive 2 shots to the head?

[@enterpriser4029]

@@bossderbosse9939 During the first attempt the bullet merely grazed his head (I don't know how is this possible). Fromm ordered the guards to take the gun away from him, but Beck refused and tried a second time. After that he was seriously injured but still barely alive.

[@J4sse]

Fr

[@raulmango4116]

Eso demuestra q el calibre 380 no sirve ,se cagaba ah tiros y seguia vivo 😅

[@r-urelentlessandunstoppable]

While what Fromm did was wrong, give him credit. He spared his comrades a trial at the people's court and the resulting brutal execution by being hung by piano wire

[@Dhari1]

Fromm was trying to save his hide by executing the conspirators. No respect.

[@MasterJediDude]

They were actually hung by a thin hemp rope, tied to a meat hook. The common thought was that it was “piano wire” but the end result was the same. Horrible way to die...

[@MasterJediDude]

No one will ever know his true motives.

[@hokie1901]

"He spared his comrades a trial at the People's Court." Judge Wapner was brutal in those days....

[@joshuagrover795]

Fromm's action of having the main plotters executed by firing squad as stated probably saved the plotters unspeakable pain and humiliation at the hands of the SS, SD and the Gestapo, as small as it may be it was a blessing, quick painless with a bullet, instead of having your finger and toe nails ripped out.

[@JB-gw7xf]

They had like half the cast of Pirates of the Caribbean in this movie.

[@zachhoward9099]

Terrence Stamps death always hit me hard, especially his final words.

[@alanbrady7116]

RIP Mr Tom Wilkinson 😢 🙏 💔

[@michaelrosen8933]

Seeing Kenneth Branagh playing the role of General Henning von Tresckow in this film and playing Reinhard Heydrich in Conspiracy shows what a great actor he is.

[@Geep615]

I'm not saying Fromm is a hero or something like that. But at least he let the attempt go through, I suspect he probably wanted Hitler dead as well. Obviously he lacked the courage and convictions to do something about it, but so did the entire German nation. It really shows what brave men Staffenburg and his fellow conspirators were. True German heros

[@Jibriltz]

Anonymous Anonymous he was more of a careerist than anything else and he saw the plot as a possible way to get a promotion. Like many in the nazi hierarchy he lacked convictions or belief in anything only a desire for power.

[@johnnysunday402]

Opportunist. He was just trying to "land on his feet when the chips fell."

[@goldenfiberwheat238]

L J no they weren’t. They weren’t against hitler’s beliefs just his handling of the war. If they got their way, the holocaust would’ve continued, and for far longer

[@1945joshuaruiz]

NCR Master Race You think so ? No doubt some of the Generals were power hungry but I’m assuming some generals without Hitler would atleast be a little bit human

[@kbanghart]

He wasn't an opportunist.

[@morphinlounge101]

Colonel Staufenberg a man of honour.

[@THOR_THE-GOD_OF_THUNDERR]

Rip tom wilkinson a incredible talent gone 😢😢😔😔

[@florinivan6907]

0:25 Tom Cruise vs Fegelein. Mission trully impossible.

[@joejoerunya8908]

Fegelein! Fegelein! Fegelein!

[@Alex_FRD]

An alternate universe where Fegelein didn't pursue the art of antics.

[@coolname545]

I love how he shows up in almost all movies that have some kind of focus on the German army in ww2. And you for also seeing it :P

[@andrewpestotnik5495]

Yes

[@lukum55]

@@coolname545 Portraying German officers seems to be Thomas Kretschmann's specialty

[@jerbear3915]

Any last message Conspirator: may I use the washroom? .....fine

[@DerSpiess11]

The British General from The Patriot, is a nazi General in this flick.

[@salag13]

stefan Hahn Yes, Tom Wilkinson played General Cornwallis in the abomination that is The Patriot. He also played Benjamin Franklin in the HBO miniseries John Adams and Lyndon Johnson in Selma.

[@davidhenrylake2047]

@@salag13 And the dirty Business man in Rush One.

[@1945joshuaruiz]

NCC-1701 The patriots was an amazing movie ‘

[@isaned]

And Captain Davy Jones from Pirates of the Caribbean 2 &3 is Ulbricht

[@Tourist1967]

@@1945joshuaruiz Ghastly film. Typical Mel Gibson. A rewrite of the equally awful Braveheart - but without the historically inaccurate blue faces and kilts. Utter rubbish. Except the Braveheart soundtrack wasn't bad. Mel Gibson didn't write that, of course.

[@joshstafford5085]

Such a class movie so under rated and Tom cruise was really good in it so different to every other movie he usually makes.

[@skyguy1988]

this is one of tom cruise' BEST movies

[@LesFleursduChamp]

Tom Wilkinson (General Fromm) - such a great supporting actor contribution to every film he’s done (Michael Clayton, The Patriot and many others).

[@BrittneyCooper-yb3td]

RIP.😢

[@seemannsgarnlp9035]

"Get on with it." Man that´s cold.

[@Coyote-wm5op]

At least they weren’t tortured. It looks like he’s trying to save his own skin but saves them from the peoples court.

[@zegermanscientist2667]

Beck actually tried to shoot himself twice, until some officer was ordered to put him out of his misery.

[@rooseveltdarbey9493]

Beck's slow moving was the reason they were in that situation to begin with. If Beck and Olbrict had moved faster instead of waiting for hour's the attempt might have worked.

[@brucetucker4847]

@@rooseveltdarbey9493 It was doomed the moment they failed to kill Hitler.

[@PIFFthePUFF420]

@@brucetucker4847 only Hitler can kill Hitler

[@korpienmahtijullit7508]

Love how Terence Stamp just casually asks for a pistol "for personal reasons".^^

[@Marvin-dg8vj]

Lots of very good actors on the film. Excellent set design, strong script with real tension.Quite moving in its own way .Cruise did well in fact very well

[@nickolasyurko4858]

I would like a little Caesars pizza.....for personal reasons....

[@TheCatBilbo]

Amazing group of actors in one scene!

[@bossderbosse9939]

I love the way Fromm shuts up the major 😂

[@nutyyyy]

I love how there's a bunch of actors from Downfall as well.

[@lowbudgetamateurparodies]

Hahaha

[@Mr.Man2214]

“I’d like a pistol so I may air out this whole room.”

[@funguykel]

Not a huge Tom Cruise fan, but in this movie he really shines.

[@cathycalls8773]

"I'd like a pistol please, for personal reasons" He says No to life!!!!

[@AcesFullOfSevens]

Why do I keep hearing "Damn him. Damn that man!"

[@SandmanGotBeer]

00:38 the officer behind and to the right of Von Quirnhein is played by Stauffenberg's grandson. When he enters the shot, it looks like his reaction is "oooo i want to see my grandfather".

[@san2881]

I'm glad that Lt.Heiften spoke with some courage

[@БожБ.Ягодин]

That will be all major!

[@Rosen111111]

Where had Colonel General Erich Hoepner actually been ????

[@darianvaldez4044]

Out of the color of uniforms, I think the colonel light gray uniform is the best one from the different shades of olive greens.

[@CollectorChronicles]

His color looks almost black too. They used a lot of Italian gaberdine to make privately tailored uniforms.

[@matthewlee8725]

Historians suggest that this scene never actually took place. The events around this time are largely speculation but makes for good drama.

[@regulusvizsla2951]

Is that Fegelein? Lmao... Fegelein! Fegelein! FEGELEIN!

[@xr6lad]

@ 0:33. I am sure he played Fegelein in the German movie ‘Downfall’ about the last days at the bunker.

[@lufsolitaire5351]

Why does Thomas Kretschmann always get type casted into his historical roles dealing with the Third Reich? Does he he just have that “soldierly” and “from another era” vibe about him?

[@liamweaver2944]

I guess so. Either way, he does a damn good job.

[@wedgeantillies66]

Staffenberg was right none of the plotters were soared and none of those who knew of it, but weren’t involved like Rommel wouldn’t be spared death either.

[@michaelewert8310]

Not a fan of Tom Cruise BUT I believe he did an outstanding job in this picture.

[@davidlefevre1533]

1:57 “My involvement? I don’t know what you are talking about.” That certainly did not save him in the long run.

[@SDeww]

dont you just love how the movie sound is soft, so you crank up the volume and than u get this outro sound that is so loud your eardrums start bleeding!!, HORRIBLE editting!!!. also this movie should have been in german like the movie " downfall" or " der untergang" germans talking english with american accents always takes away from the movie.

[@halleck3]

And Fromm was not spared. He was executed by firing squad less than a year later.

[@jonasfischer9510]

You cut out the best part, Fromm losing that battle of eye contact against Stauffenberg

[@defyboom1153]

I love the part were they said even fromm was part of it🤣

[@antartemis5688]

Well yeah, because he was. That's why he ordered the conspirators to be executed against the wishes of Hitler; so he could hide his involvement

[@SantomPh]

He was, they were relying on his command of the Reserve Army to execute the takeover

[@Rex1987]

talk about foreshadowing with the last comment!

[@klausvonkeast]

Thank you for showing the world we were not all like him

[@4713Caine]

Thomas Kretschmann is the only German actor who fits the part.

[@Uncle1899]

yeah i agree it better to have german face filming german history than german history filming by people that don't speak German and don't even look like German

[@RyanSmith-zj6ys]

1:49 Carmine Falcone is savage

[@1945joshuaruiz]

Ryan Smith not really savage as much a desperate . He had to kill them as soon as possible or he would be exposed

[@Luckiestof13]

That is British General Cornwallis.

[@johngreen6783]

Fromm killed them to try to save himself and it didn’t work but to his credit he did save them from being tortured hung from piano wire and strangled to death

[@vegetasolo1221]

Bill Nighy, Kevin McNally, David Schofield, and Tom Hollander all appeared in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" franchise.

[@isaned]

I bet Bill Nighy fears death now!

[@colin8696908]

Any government willing to sacrifice it's people till no one is left is not a government worth dying for.

[@ironstriker995]

*"And the Kernel who's name I will not mention."*

[@stevebaer50]

Fromm a traitor and a coward who was a resistance fighter. He betrayed them to save his own skin but yet he was shot as well.

[@99mrpogi]

Why is that? Karma? Or maybe hitler has no use for fromm anymore

[@madzen112]

Pianowire's is one helluva remedy

[@andrewjansen9702]

That last part was right for sure. God bless all our world war 2 veterans

[@290_deepak]

Operation valkyrie is truly... Mission Impossible 0:20 damn order's of the fuhrer under arrest .... Best scene ever

[@rebelusa6585]

General fromm did a great favor for the conspirator, fromm let the conspirator died with dignity rather than face the ss and people court. As ww2 came to an end, hitler became completely mad, he lash out at everyone, he kill people for the smallest mistake.

[@mxkmxk7296]

Yes for example one of the plotters General Hopner had the chance to commit suicide, but he decided to face the people court. He later regretted this decision based on the torture and humiliation he had to go through.

[@aerohk]

On 12 March 1945, Fromm was executed at the Brandenburg-Görden Prison by firing squad as part of the post-conspiracy purge. His last words before the firing squad were reported to be "I die, because it was ordered. I had always wanted only the best for Germany".

[@ccwnoob4393]

0:03 thank you script writers for not using the "It will be an honor to have died with you." ... "It's an honor to have lived with you." Last Samurai and 300 already over played.

[@USAHOMEBUYERPARTNERSHIPS]

I love how the little private speaks up “you had everything to do with this” that SS soldier was down for the cause from day one! Got to give it up to him. These guys knew what was right

[@marianmaslak]

"You have been in a damn hurry to get your witnesses below ground" Goebbels said to Froome.

[@armands3153]

... Goebbels said calmly

[@joshuagrover795]

Despite how Joseph Goebbels is portrayed during this period, he was no idiot knew from the start Fromm had even a small role in the attempted coup.

[@snakeenjoyingacanofbeans5219]

He should of known better than to try and win against Fegelein with his antics

[@enterpriser4029]

Some historians have especulated that Fromm might have done this to spare his subordinates from the Gestapo torture. In fact, one of the conspirators called Erich Hoepner was given the chance to commit suicide, but he preferred to go through the trial. Afterwards he regretted his decision after being brutally tortured in prison before his execution.

[@Whatatwist2009]

The general was giving them the honor and mercy of a military death by firing squad. He knew the SS would have tortured them and hung them instead of death by firing squad. It was a small mercy but the only one he could afford to give them.

[@ikaikaxkeahi]

At the same time i have a feeling General Fromm wanted hitler dead as well but was just so fearful of the consequences if the plan didnt follow through. Also he didnt want them handed over alive maybe because he didnt want them to go through torture? Plus too he mustve known he wouldve gotten in huge trouble and probably killed because he disobeyed hitlers orders to take them in alive. Maybe it was his way to show them his respects for their attempt. But who knows, just my theory.

[@b4nterontilt]

Fromm was a fanatic

[@nickysimi9866]

It just occurred to me that this is set in 1944 but the soldiers seem to have early war uniforms

[@Rendell001]

Working in the main Army staff offices in Berlin would I'm sure grant a better quality of uniform than a private at the front...

[@cesardanilomejiarua6912]

*"no one will be spared..."*

[@shelbynamels973]

My list of British actors who wore the German uniform enhancing their resumee just got alot longer.

[@antiantifa1250]

Fromm was the US equivalent of a 4 star general. He should’ve retired in early 1944. He’d’ve lived to rebuild the German Armed services.

[@red8527]

Why does this movie such low audio sound?

[@theromanbaron]

Ruhe in Frieden, Graf von Stauffenberg

[@LeonardStauffer]

Is the major the same main character from Stalingrad 1993?

[@LeonardStauffer]

Wikipedia says yes

[@WarbossR0kt00fSant0s]

Hey, is the bald co-conspirator with the glasses (no, not the general, the guy beside the general) Professor Schenck from Downfall? He also played the surrendering SD officer talking to the Canadian in Black Book.

[@flashdeli]

yes he is

[@360Nomad]

Who would hand a man you intend to force to kill himself a fully loaded pistol and not remove the magazine first?

[@martinchc4]

The moment he would point it at anyone... he would be dead within a second... so what. Plus I guess they counted on his military honor that he would only kill himself

[@MrSniperdude01]

Agreed - the Prussian military code of honor / respect often stood firm in cases like this. The odds of this guy clipping Fromm were remote >considering the major, Fromm's adjutants, and the outside guards were all well armed and looking right at the guy. Also, I vaguely remember something about the German Walther models -- I believe if you tried to remove magazine after cocking, it somehow prevented the gun from firing the chambered round, similar to some gun features today.

[@melgibson1220]

A man in a room filled with armed subordinates.

[@brandonh.8882]

How many is he going to get with a handgun before they cut him down with a submachine gun?????

[@SalvadorELSan]

Easy buddy.1st this men were to 90%German Imperial Prussian Officers.2nd not all Germans today are like what you said.And we are growing.We may have been defeated,but it's not possible to kill our spirit of the germanic tribes,it's still is in our genes and blood.But we don't want no Nazi opression.We're searching for a better way.