Count Henri de Prave revisits the French bistro where he played a small part in the downfall of the Nazis years earlier. He recounts the story of how the evil Nazi Commandant Max von Hildebrandt, a friend of the Count, came to France with his sadistic ways and his ultimate downfall.
David R. Friedberg
Director
Frank MacIntosh
Count Henri de Prave
Blaine Quincy
Colonel Max von Hildebrandt
Christine Cybelle
Ilsa Schneider
Nick Linkov
Lt. Jaeger
Alf Geisler
The Priest
Jan Saint
Erik
Wendy Woods
Marianne Duval, the deaf-mute
Linda Boyce
Madeleine (uncredited)
Uta Erickson
Banana Woman (uncredited)
Geri Miller
Whipped Woman (uncredited)
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