Overview
- The film begins its U.S. theatrical run Nov. 7 and screens on U.S. military bases in Germany, with early showings at Ramstein, Grafenwoehr and Ansbach.
- Written and directed by James Vanderbilt from Jack El‑Hai’s The Nazi and the Psychiatrist, the drama centers on Lt. Col. Douglas Kelley’s interviews with Hermann Göring before the Nuremberg trials.
- Critics widely praise Crowe’s portrayal of Göring, with several outlets forecasting awards-season recognition, even as views on the movie overall vary.
- Reporting confirms Vanderbilt incorporated real Nuremberg evidence film, including minutes from John Ford’s documentary that was shown at the actual trials.
- Reviews commend the production values, including a courtroom replica based on original plans, while noting divided opinions about the film’s tone and depth.