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Schtonk! is a 1992 film from Germany directed by Helmut Dietl. It is a satirical, partially fictionalized take on the infamous Real Life Hitler Diaries scandal. The film opens with Fritz Knobel as a boy in post-war Berlin, passing off random trinkets (like an officer's hat) as Adolf Hitler's personal possessions, and selling them to gullible American soldiers.
Since “Schtonk” was Oscar- nominated in 1992, Veronica has appeared regularly in international productions. That year, she also appeared in “Katharina the great” alongside Catherine Zeta Jones, then starred alongside John Malkovich in “Klimt”, “Casanova Variation” and “Les Misérables” with Gérard Depardieu.
VideoHound's Golden Movie Retriever. Schtonk ★★ 1992Hermann Willie is a down-and-out journalist who thinks he's come upon the find of the century when he's given what are supposedly Hitler's diaries. Based on the 1983 scandal when the German publication “Der Stern” paid $5 million and printed what turned out to be not-very-clever forgeries.
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Harald Juhnke und Ulrich Mühe sprechen über ein delikates Thema - den schmierigen Hermann Willié und seine Tagebücher. Aus dem Film Schtonk.
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