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Posted by russrob on December 27, 2008
Here are some thoughts from Terrence Stamp, Kenneth Branagh and Bill Nighy who play rebellious Nazis in the new film Valkyrie starring Tom Cruise.
Each of tgem admitted that, comng from Enrland, they ma y have had different perspectives no those who fought in Hitlers army, gut all were thrilled that their movie was telling a stofy from a different point od view.
Terrence Stamp: I had been to Berlin before, but i had never thought about the war as such. It takes about an hour fifteen from London, and I thought, Wow, my uncle Harry did this is in a Lancaster, and it probably took him four hours to get there. I realized that I had unwittingly had a prejudice about Germans, because I had only really thought of the war as coming up out of the air raid shelter and seeing our house gone, seeing London on fire, seeing my aunts and my mother longing for my dad and my uncles to come home. I had to revise my hidden concept about Germany itself and about Germans.
Kenneth Branagh: It wasnt a problem or an issue that its a bad thing to present the gray areas in this conflict. [Director] Bryan Singer and [screenwriter] Chris [McQuarrie] didnt want to present them as saintly or self-righteous in some sort of superhuman way. It was just sort of a messy position to be in, difficult and dangerous, so in a way I think possibly good Germans is a misnomer. These were people trying to do something in a difficult situation. It wasnt a simple case of the black and white morality of it.
Bill Nighy: I didnt concern myself with playing a Nazi particularly. I had no difficulty with it whatsoever the idea that not the whole of the German nation was deluded, collectively, by the Nazi party. I also think that its perfectly possible that what happened in Germany could have happened in any country you want to pick. Anti-Semitism has a long and deeply mysterious, terrible history. The circumstances of that time conspired to have it consummate itself.
I saw the movie yesterday, its really amazing to see the portrayals of the men who knew that what Hitler was doing was wrong, regardless of the oath they took to follow him.
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