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XIV. Filmography XIV. Filmography a) Films 1941. Steven Spielberg. Universal and Columbia, 1979. A Foreign Affair. Billy Wilder. Paramount, 1948. All This and World War II. Susan Winslow. 20th Century Fox, 1976. Blazing Saddles. Mel Brooks. Crossbow Productions, Warner Bros., 1974. Churchill: The Hollywood Years. Peter Richardson. Little Bird Productions, 2004. Confessions of a Nazi Spy. Anatole Litvak. Warner Bros., 1939. Cross of Iron. Sam Peckinpah. EMI Films et al., 1977. Der Fuehrer’s Face. Walt Disney Productions, 1943. Der Wixxer. Tobi Baumann. Rat Pack et al., 2004. Dr. Strangelove, Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb. Stanley Kubrick. Columbia, 1964. Foreign Correspondent. Alfred Hitchcock. Walter Wanger Productions, 1940. Full Frontal. Steven Soderbergh. Miramax et al., 2002. Hard Rock Zombies. Krishnah Shah, 1985. Highway to Hell. Ate de Jong. Goodman / Rosen, 1991. History of the World: Part I. Mel Brooks. Brooksfilms, 1981. Hitler: Dead or Alive. Nick Grinde. Ben Judell, 1942. Hitler’s Madman. Douglas Sirk. Production Releasing Corporation, 1943. Hitler: The Last Ten Days. Ennio De Concini. Tomorrow Entertainment, 1973. Ilsa: She-Wolf of the SS. Don Edmonds. Aeteas, 1975. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. Steven Spielberg. Paramount Pictures, Lucasfilm, 1989. Inglourious Basterds. Quentin Tarantino. Universal et al., 2009. Inside Out, a.k.a. Hitler’s Gold. Peter Duffell. Kettledrum Films, Maclean & Co., 1975. Lisztomania!. Ken Russell. Goodtimes Enterprises, VPS Studios, 1975. Mahler. Ken Russell. Goodtimes Enterprises, 1974. Man Hunt. Fritz Lang. 20th Century Fox, 1941. Max. Menno Meyjes. AAMPI et al., 2002. Meet John Doe. Frank Capra. Frank Capra Productions, 1941. Modern Times. Charles Chaplin. Charles Chaplin Productions, 1936. Monsieur Verdoux. Charles Chaplin. Charles Chaplin Productions, 1947. Mr. Smith Goes to Washington. Frank Capra. Columbia, 1939. None Shall Escape. André de Toth. Columbia, 1944. Once Upon a Honeymoon. Leo McCarey. RKO, 1942. One, Two, Three. Billy Wilder. The Mirisch Corporation, Pyramid Productions, 1961. On the Double. Melville Shavelson. Dena Productions, Paramount, 1961. Rat Race. Jerry Zucker. Paramount et al., 2001. Sergeant York. Howard Hawks. Warner Bros., 1941. Scorpio Rising. Kenneth Anger. Puck Film Productions, 1964. She Demons. Richard E. Cunha. Screencraft Enterprises, 1958. Slipstream. Anthony Hopkins. Strand Releasing, Destination Films, 2007. 646 Hitler in American Culture Star Wars. George Lucas. Lucasfilm, 20th Century Fox, 1977. Straw Dogs. Sam Peckinpah. ABC Pictures, et al., 1971. The Big Lebowski. Joel and Ethan Coen. Polygram and Working Title, 1998. The Big Red One. Samuel Fuller. Lorimar Productions, Lorac Productions, 1980. The Boys From Brazil. Francis J. Schaffner. ITC et al., 1978. The Desert Fox. Henry Hathaway. 20th Century Fox, 1951. The Devil with Hitler. Gordon Douglas. Hal Roach Studios, 1942. The Dirty Dozen. Robert Aldrich. MKH et al., 1967. The Eagle Has Landed. John Sturges. Associated General Films et al., 1976. The Exorcist. William Friedkin. Hoya Productions, Warner Bros., 1973. The Great Dictator. Charles Chaplin. Charles Chaplin Productions, 1940. The Great Escape. John Sturges. The Mirisch Corporation, 1963. The Guns of Navarone. J. Lee Thompson. Columbia et al., 1961. The Haunted World of El Superbeasto. Rob Zombie. Carbunkle Cartoons et al., 2009. The Hitler Gang. John Farrow. Paramount, 1944. The Lady Eve. Preston Sturges. Paramount, 1941. The Miracle of Morgan’s Creek. Preston Sturges. Paramount, 1944. The Passage. J. Lee Thompson. General Film et al., 1979. The Producers. Mel Brooks. Crossbow Productions et al., 1968. The Story of Mankind. Irwin Allen. Cambridge Productions, 1957. They Saved Hitler's Brain. David Bradley. Paragon Films, Sans-S, 1968. To Be or Not to Be. Ernst Lubitsch. Romaine Film Corporation, 1942. Triumph des Willens. Leni Riefenstahl. Leni Riefenstahl, Reichspropagandaleitung der NSDAP, 1935. Two-Headed Spy. André de Toth. Sabre Film Production, 1958. Which Way to the Front? Jerry Lewis. Jerry Lewis Films, Warner Bros., 1970. You Only Live Once. Fritz Lang. Walter Wanger Productions, 1937. Zelig. Woody Allen. Orion Pictures, 1983. b) Television Productions Family Guy “Death has a Shadow.” Peter Shin, 1999. “Death is a Bitch.” Michael Dante DiMartino, 2000. “Untitled Griffin Family History.” Zac Moncrief, 2006. “Believe it or not, Joe’s Walking on Air.” Julius Wu, 2007. “Road to Germany.” Greg Colton, 2008. “420.” Julius Wu, 2009. Futurama “A Clone of My Own.” Rich Moore, 2000. “I Dated a Robot.” James Purdum, Rich Moore, 2001. “The Late Philip J. Fry.” Peter Avanzino, 2010. Hitler: The Rise of Evil. Christian Duguay. Alliance Atlantic Commu-nications, 2003. Holocaust. Marvin J. Chomsky. Titus Productions, 1978. Hogan’s Heroes “Will the Real Adolf Please Stand Up.” Gene Reynolds, 1966. “Heil Klink.” Edward H. Feldman, 1967. Omnibus: Dance of the Seven Veils. Ken Russell. BBC, 1970. .
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