A truly evil plot and the best of the post-war Nazi films
In the 1960s-70s there were a series of films about the legacy of the Nazis. One of the first was the 1966 Quiller Memorandum where George Segal worked for a secret agency trying to stop a Neo-Nazi revival in Berlin. In 1974 there was The Odessa File with Jon Voight as a freelance journalist who stumbles upon a network that helped Nazis after World War II. 1976’s Marathon Man had college student Dustin Hoffman caught in the middle of a plot between the U.S. government and an old Nazi played by Laurence Olivier. By far the best of the lot and the most menacing was The Boys from Brazil released in 1978.<br /><br />The movie begins with a novice American Nazi hunter Barry Kohler (Steve Guttenberg) in Paraguay calling Ezra Liberman (Laurence Olivier) in Austria who is based upon real life Nazi investigator Simon Wiesenthal. Kohler stumbled upon a plot by old followers of Adolf Hitler that included war criminal Dr. Josef Mengele (Gregory Peck) to murder 94 men across various countries around the world. Kohler is killed for his snooping, which gets Lieberman involved. The Nazi’s plan turns out to be mind-blowing and sinister, and puts it hands above all the other films dealing with this topic.<br /><br />Olivier plays a great Liberman. He’s grumpy, he’s cynical, but he cares and takes up Kohler’s cause. Peck as Mengele is imposing and evil. The story goes through twists and turns, and really has to be seen.<br />C
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : An old Nazi-hunter finds Josef Mengele and a cohort in the jungle, cloning Hitler for the Fourth Reich..