The bunker

A dramatization depicting the events surrounding Adolf Hitler's last weeks in and around his underground bunker in Berlin, before and during the battle for the city.

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"Anthony Hopkins portrays Adolf Hitler over the last 105 days of his decline, in a bunker beneath the Chancellery in Berlin. With the Third Reich crumbling around him, as he rages against those of his supporters now turning against him, in the final hours before the allied troops swarm into Berlin, Germany's leader must face a choice between surrender ... or suicide."
""Academy Award-winner Anthony Hopkins stars as Adolf Hitler in the last weeks of his life, struggling to maintain order as he loses control of his country, his people and finally his own mind. It is January 1945 when Adolf Hitler descends into a bunker beneath the Chancellery in Berlin. With the Russians advancing on one front and the British and Americans on the other, he must rely on the few men and womwn loyal to the Nazi caise: his chief architect Albert Speer(Richard Jordan), Martin Boemann (Michael Lonsdale), Joseph Goebbels (Cliff Gorman) and the mistress who became Hitler's wife in the bunker, Eva Braun (Susan Blakely). In a powerful Emmy Award-winning performance, Anthony Hopkins portrays Adolf Hitler over the 105days of his decline. With The Third Reich crumbling around him, as rages against those of his supporters now turning against him, in the final hours before the allied troops swarm into Berlin, Germany's leader must make a choice between surrender...or suicide."--Envase."
"A dramatization depicting the events surrounding Adolf Hitler's last weeks in and around his underground bunker in Berlin, before and during the battle for the city."@en
"Narra los últimos días del dictador Adolf Hitler y de su entorno en mayo de 1945 en su búnker en Berlín, así como el clima de demencia que reinaba en el Bunker en esas últimas horas de muchos de sus habitantes. Hitler, hombre senil que pasa de la tranquilidad a una violencia extrema, no admite su derrota... (FILMAFFINITY)."
""In January 1945, with the Allies closing in on Berlin, Germany's once invincible Fuhrer retreated with his aides to an underground bunker in the heart of the city. There, until his death three months later, Hitler would continue to map strategy while the remnants of the Third Reich crumbled around him. And yet, the Hitler portrayed by Anthony Hopkins in this 1981 TV-movie is a weary, distracted, drug-addicted shell of a man who is being fed pipe dreams of victory by ever-fanatical propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels (Cliff Gorman) while pragmatic munitions chief Albert Speer (Richard Jordan) openly defies him. When all is lost, he's joined by his long-time mistress Eva Braun (Susan Blakely) in marriage, then in suicide"--TV guide, January 27, 1981."
"The last 105 days of Adolf Hitler, as he struggles to maintain order as he loses control of his country, his people, and finally his own mind."@en
"In the last weeks of his life, Adolf Hitler struggles to maintain control of the crumbling Third Reich, of his people and of his own mind."@en
"In January 1945, with the Allies gaining strength and Berlin crumbling Adolf Hitler began living in his command bunker under the Chancellery Building, and issuing irrational and disturbing orders to his dwindling party of loyal followers. A searing and personal portrayal of Hitler during the last days of World War II."