The Last Days (film)
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Birmingham native Eric Bryan is, admittedly, fascinated by World War Two. That fascination led Bryan to begin writing the screenplay for what he thought would be a five-minute short dealing with a group of American G.I.'s at the war's end. That short eventually ballooned to 51 minutes. Bryan's movie "The Last Days" is among the films being shown at the Sidewalk Moving Picture Festival, "Film for the People".
[edit] Cast
| Principal Characters | ||
|---|---|---|
| Role | Actor | |
| Private First Class William Hulsey | Barry Battles | |
| Eva Henderson | Charity Battles | |
| Fritz Glower | Jonathan Bearden | |
| First Lieutenant Gary Solski | Charles Bookaker | |
| Private First Class Jack Collins | Matt Carter | |
| Schütze Stefan Vogt | Jeff Davis | |
| Gefreiter Gunter Reinhardt | Anthony Guin | |
| Obergefreiter Eberhard Mueller | Stephen Hartsfield | |
| Oberschütze Hans-Georg Wulf | Griffin Hood | |
| Hauptmann Friedrich Fleischer | Tom O'Connell | |
| Corporal Richard Thomas | Scott Ridgeway | |
| Private Sean Williams | Brad Roller | |
| First Sergeant Peter Henderson | Gregory Scott | |
| Oberschütze Dieter Fruehauf | Chris Smith | |
| Unteroffizier Alexander Hertz | Nicholas Yohn | |
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