Mother Night (1996)

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R | 1 hr 53 mins | Comedy, Thriller, War, Period, Adaptation | Released: 11/1/1996 |Box Office Total: $0.3M

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Synopsis:

Howard W. Campbell Jr., an American writer living in pre-World War II Germany, is pressed into service by the U.S. government on a top secret assignment. His mission: to assume the role of a Nazi sympathizer. With his true purpose known by only a few, Campbell becomes a prominent spokesman for the Nazis' anti-American and anti-semitic agenda, gaining celebrity in Germany and infamy in the States. Campbell's nightmarish misadventures continue when, years after the war, he is suddenly recognized as the infamous Howard W. Campbell. All at once, he is persecuted by outraged Holocaust survivors, pursued by the U.S. authorities as a traitor, and embraced by neo-Nazis and white supremacists who feel nostalgia for the "good old days." Ultimately, Campbell is imprisoned in Israel and ordered to stand trial as a Nazi war criminal. During his incarceration, he struggles with own uncertainty as to whether he actually a hero, a villain, or both.

Full Cast & Crew

Theatrical Release
11/1/1996

Studio	Credit
Fine Line Features	Studio
Director	Credit
Keith Gordon	Director
Cast	Credit
Henry Gibson	of Adolph Eichmann
Nick Nolte	Howard Campbell
Sheryl Lee	Resi Noth
Sheryl Lee	Helga Noth
Alan Arkin	George Kraft
John Goodman	(uncredited) Frank Wirtanen
Kirsten Dunst	Resi Noth -- Age 13
Arye Gross	Abraham Epstein
Frankie Faison	Black Fuhrer of Harlem
David Strathairn	Bernard B O'Hare
Bernard Behrens	Dr Lionel Jones
Norman Rodway	Werner Noth
Anna Berger	Epstein's Mother
Anthony J Robinow	Prison Warden
Michael McGill	Prison Official
Shimon Aviel	Guard Bernard Liebman
Bill Corday	Campbell's Father
Brownen Mantel	Campbell's Mother
Brawley Nolte	Young Howard Campbell
Louis Strauss	Old Jewish Man
Zach Grenier	Josef Goebbels
Richard Zeman	Rudolf Hoess
Thomas Hauff	1st SS Officer
Jeff Pufah	Young German Soldier
Vlasta Vrana	August Krapptauer
Gerard Parkes	Father Keeley
Michael Moran	Violent Man
William Haugland	TV reporter
Joel Miller	Israeli Vice-Consul
Kurt Vonnegut	Sad Man on Street
Richard Jutras	G Man
Don Jordan	Cop
Production Credits	Credit
Mark Ordesky	Executive Producer
Keith Gordon	Producer
Linda Reisman	Executive Producer
Robert B. Weide	Producer
Ruth Vitale	Executive Producer
Production Companies	Credit
Kingsgate Films	Production Company
Whyaduck Productions	Production Company
Distribution Companies	Credit
New Line Home Entertainment	Domestic Video Distributor
Fine Line Features	Domestic Theatrical Distributor
Alliance Releasing	Theatrical Distributor
Locations
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Writer	Credit
Kurt Vonnegut	Novel as Source Material
Robert B. Weide	Screenplay
Art Department	Credit
Simon LaHaye	Set Decorator
Zoe Sakellaropoulo	Art Director
Francois Seguin	Production Designer
Casting	Credit
Valerie McCaffrey	Casting
Nadia Rona	Casting
Vera Miller	Casting
Rosina Bucci	Casting
Film Camera	Credit
Tom Richmond	Director of Photography
Music	Credit
Michael Convertino	Music
Bobby Muzingo	Orchestrations
Production Management	Credit
Celine Daignault	Location Manager
Danielle Boucher	Production Coordinator
Josette Perrotta	Line Producer
France Lachapelle	Script Supervisor
pedro b. gandol	Assistant Director
Publicity	Credit
Mark Urman	Publicity - publicist
Sound	Credit
Claude Hazanavicius	Sound Mixer
Wardrobe Hair Makeup	Credit
Renee April	Costume Designer

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