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Underground 1941

★ 6.18 votes95 min📅 1941-06-28

"The World's Secret Battlefront!"

Dive into the gripping wartime drama *Underground* (1941), directed by Vincent Sherman, where two SS officer brothers confront the chilling realities of Nazism.

Director: Vincent Sherman

Cast

Jeffrey Lynn
Jeffrey Lynn
Kurt Franken
Philip Dorn
Philip Dorn
Eric Franken
Kaaren Verne
Kaaren Verne
Sylvia Helmuth
Ludwig Stössel
Ludwig Stössel
Gustav Muller
Arthur Tovey
Arthur Tovey
Man at Railroad Station
Mona Maris
Mona Maris
Ms. Gessner
Peter Whitney
Peter Whitney
Alex
Martin Kosleck
Martin Kosleck
Heller
Erwin Kalser
Erwin Kalser
Dr. Franken
Ilka Grüning
Ilka Grüning
Frau Franken

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Underground (1941) about?

*Underground* (1941) explores the moral awakening of a Nazi SS officer who discovers the atrocities of the Third Reich and tries to reform his brother, an equally committed party member. The film dramatizes the internal conflict within a fascist system, blending wartime tension with a personal story of resistance.

Who directed Underground?

Vincent Sherman directed *Underground*. Known for his work in the Golden Age of Hollywood, Sherman crafted films that often tackled social and political themes.

Who stars in Underground?

The film features Jeffrey Lynn and Philip Dorn as the central brothers, alongside Kaaren Verne, Ludwig Stössel, and Mona Maris in pivotal roles.

Is Underground (1941) worth watching?

*Underground* (1941) offers a fascinating glimpse into wartime propaganda cinema, blending adventure and drama with a strong moral narrative. While its style reflects its era, its themes of resistance and conscience remain compelling for fans of historical dramas.

How long is Underground?

*Underground* runs for 95 minutes.

About Underground (1941) — A WWII Propaganda Drama of Brothers and Betrayal

Dive into the gripping wartime drama *Underground* (1941), directed by Vincent Sherman, where two SS officer brothers confront the chilling realities of Nazism. Set against the backdrop of World War II, the film follows Kurt, who uncovers the horrors of the Third Reich and risks everything to expose the moral decay masked by the swastika. With a tense, morally charged atmosphere, *Underground* blends adventure and drama to deliver a powerful critique of oppression and resistance.

Starring Jeffrey Lynn as the idealistic Kurt and Philip Dorn as his conflicted brother Erik, the film's sharp performances and stark portrayal of ideological conflict make it a compelling watch. As the brothers grapple with loyalty and conscience, *Underground* stands as a bold statement against tyranny, framed by its era's urgent propaganda tone.