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The Hessen Affair
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The Hessen Affair

Jan 14, 2009
1h 48m
★ 5.0

The Winner Takes All... And More.

Overview

In 1945 a group of victorious American officers discover a stash of German jewels and try to fence them in New York.

Genres

History
Drama
Action

Production Companies

Corsan Productions

Cast

Michael Bowen

Ben Cassidy

Michael Bowen

Noah Segan

Lt. David Pallard

Noah Segan

Lyne Renee

Lt. Kathleen Nash

Lyne Renee

Will Woytowich

Chief Warrant Officer

Will Woytowich

Billy Zane

Jack Durant

Billy Zane

Rudolph Segers

Sgt. Roy Tarlton

Rudolph Segers

Gene Pyrz

Capt. Michael Savern

Gene Pyrz

Arne MacPherson

Nicky Scalinio

Arne MacPherson

Mireille Leveque

Princess Sophie

Mireille Leveque

John B. Lowe

Rueben Markel

John B. Lowe

Guido De Craene

Weiss

Guido De Craene

Norman Bowman

Sergeant

Norman Bowman

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