霍根英雄Hogan's Heroes(1965)(导演： 编剧： 主演： 影片类型： 集数： 国家/地区： 对白语言： 色彩： 幅面： 混音： 级别： 摄制格式： 洗印格式：)

【影片介绍】：

【幕后花絮】：

霍根英雄Hogan's Heroes(1965)

导演：

Bruce Bilson ....(25 episodes) Robert Butler ....1 (5 episodes) Marc Daniels ....2 (19 episodes) Edward H. Feldman ....5 (28 episodes) Richard Kinon ....1 (12 episodes) Jerry London ....9 (10 episodes) Irving J. Moore ....3 (2 episodes) Howard Morris ....3 (14 episodes) Gene Reynolds ....8 (34 episodes) John Rich ....4 (2 episodes) Bob Sweeney ....3 (17 episodes) (as Robert Sweeney)

编剧：

Tom Adair ....co-writer (one episode) James B. Allardice ....co-writer (one episode) R.S. Allen ....co-writer (10 episodes) Art Baer ....co-writer (4 episodes) Harvey Bullock ....co-writer (10 episodes) David S. Chandler ....co-writer (3 episodes) Bill Davenport ....writer (13 episodes) Jack Elinson ....writer (1 episode) Bernard Fein ....co-writer (one episode) Bernard Fein ....creator Ben Gershman ....writer (1 episode) Ben Joelson ....co-writer (4 episodes) Arthur Julian ....writer (24 episodes) Laurence Marks ....co-writer (1 episode) Laurence Marks ....writer (67 episodes) 理查德·鲍威尔 Richard Powell ....co-writer (2 episodes) (as Richard M. Powell) 理查德·鲍威尔 Richard Powell ....writer (27 episodes) (as Richard M. Powell) Jack H. Robinson ....co-writer (3 episodes) 艾伯特·S·拉迪 Albert S. Ruddy ....co-writer (one episode) 艾伯特·S·拉迪 Albert S. Ruddy ....creator Phil Sharp ....writer (16 episodes)

主演：

Bob Crane ....Col. Robert E. Hogan Werner Klemperer ....Col. Wilhelm Klink John Banner ....Sgt. Hans Georg Schultz 更多>>

影片类型：

战争 / 喜剧

集数：

30 min (168 episodes)

国家/地区：

美国

对白语言：

英语

色彩：

彩色 黑白

幅面：

35毫米无声标准银幕

混音：

单声道

级别：

Australia:G

摄制格式：

35 mm

洗印格式：

35 mm

【影片介绍】：

讲述了二战期间德国战俘集中营的人们在他们的守卫鼻子底下进行间谍和破坏活动。

The inmates of a German World War II prisoner of war camp conduct an espionage and sabotage campaign right under the noses of their warders.

Set in a prisoner of war camp during World War II, Hogan's Heroes is lightly based on the play/film, "Stalag 17." Hogan's Heroes focuses on the exploits of five main prisoners of war (Hogan, LeBeau, Newkirk, Carter & Kinchloe (replaced by Baker in the last season) who while "under the cover" of being typical prisoners of war are really secretly doing their utmost to sabotage the German war effort through whatever means necessary. They communicate regularly with the outside (Allied HQ,...

Colonel Hogan leads a ragtag band of POW's caught behind German lines in this popular television comedy. The bumbling Germans give Hogan and his crew plenty of opportunities to sabotage their war efforts. Colonel Klink is more concerned with having everything run smoothly and avoiding any trouble with his superiors (especially anything that might result in his being reassigned and sent to the front) than with being tough on Hogan and his fellow prisoners. Written by Tad Dibbern

【幕后花絮】：

Hogan's Heroes is probably the wildest most far-fetched series next to Gilligan's Island to become successful where so many even more far-fetched shows barely make it their first year. The show had a fine cast, great writing and even edge of the seat adventures as you wondered how Hogan and his men, Americans Andrew Carter, Sgt. James Kinchloe, Sgt. Richard Baker, British Peter Newkirk, French Louis LeBeau and Russian Leonid Kinsky in the pilot, pulled the wool over and outfoxed the Nazis. Werner Klemperer did a wonderful characterization as the pompous Commodant Wilhelm Klink and John Banner became a hysterical Sgt. Hans Schultz with his mugging and facial expressions. The only other roles of recurring Nazis belong to short-tempered General Ivan Burkhalter and the madman Major Wolfgang Hochstetter as played by Leon Askin and Howard Caine, two wonderful character actors. The critics of this show need to go back to school and learn the differences between P.O.W. Camps and Concentration Camps; even people in Germany watching this show today can see the humor and lack of logic in the Nazi's claims of being the superior master race and it is that same arrogance that works so well against them as Hogan uses their own delusions to his advantages. The show is also worthy to watch to see the early roles of William Christopher from M*A*S*H* and repeating returns of director Norm Pitlik as an actor. During the run of the series, the man must have had thirty different roles. Larry Hovis also made repeated impersonations as Hitler, and Bob Crane even got the chance to shine in one episode with his skills as a drummer. Sadly, the exterior sets of the series no longer exist, vanished along with the fictional towns of Hammelsburg and Mayberry, North Carolina.