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The Execution (1985)

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Film details

Featuring

Loretta Swit Rip Torn Valerie Harper
Country

USA
Year

1985
Genre

Drama
Type

Television
Category

Fiction

Synopsis

TV film based on the story by Oliver Crawford. A group of women who were in a concentration camp together in World War II and have remained friends over the years, discover that the ruthless camp commandant is the owner of a restaurant in Topango Canyon. They decide to take their revenge.

Cast & Credits

Cast
- - Marysia Walenka
    
    Loretta Swit
  - Wilheim Gehbert
    
    Rip Torn
  - Hannah Epstein
    
    Valerie Harper
  - Gertrude Simon
    
    Jessica Walter
  - Sophie Langbein
    
    Barbara Barrie
  - Elsa Spahn
    
    Sandy Dennis
  - Gil Spahn
    
    Peter White
  - Sidney Ferraro
    
    Michael Lerner
  - Martin Renner
    
    Martin E. Brooks
  - Max Langbein
    
    Alan Oppenheimer
  - Ted Simon
    
    Allan Miller
  - Alton Reese
    
    Robert Hooks
  - Judge
    
    John Randolph
  - cast member
    
    Michael Kearns
  - cast member
    
    Bill Dearth
  - cast member
    
    Rita Zohar
  - cast member
    
    Barbara Becker
  - cast member
    
    Ariane Goday
  - cast member
    
    Duke Dennis
  - cast member
    
    Jared Barclay
  - cast member
    
    R. J. Adams
  - cast member
    
    Jeanne Dougherty
Credits
- Unknown:
  - Director
    
    Paul Wendkos
  - Production Company
    
    Newland-Raynor Productions
  - Production Company
    
    Comworld Productions
  - Supervising Producer
    
    Jack Farren
  - Producer
    
    Milton T. Raynor
  - Producer
    
    Oliver Crawford
  - Script
    
    William Wood
  - Script
    
    Oliver Crawford
  - Author of the Original Work
    
    Oliver Crawford
  - Photography
    
    Michael D. Margulies
  - Editor
    
    Cohen, Steve
  - Art Director
    
    Jack Senter
  - Music
    
    Georges Delerue

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