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"21 Hours at Munich" is a 1976 historical sport drama thriller film written by Edward Hume and Howard Fast, and directed by William A. Graham.

also known as Die 21 Stunden von München, 21 godzin w Monachium, 21 horas en Munich, 21 ore a Monaco, 21 ores pano apo to Monaho, 21 ores sto Monaho, 21 pelon tuntia, 21 timer i München, Kauhun iskuryhmä, Les 21 heures de Munich, Münih'te 21 saat, Pânico em Munique, Pelon iskuryhmä, Terreur sur le stade, Twenty-One Hours at Munich
country: United States of America
language: English Language
producers: Robert Greenwald & Frank von Zerneck
executive producer: Edward S. Feldman
art direction by Hertha Hareiter
written by Edward Hume & Howard Fast
based on "The Blood of Israel" by Serge Groussard
starring:
- Shirley Knight as Anneliese Graes
- William Holden as Chief of Police Manfred Schreiber
- Paul L. Smith as Gutfreund
- Noel Willman as Interior Minister Bruno Merk
- Richard Basehart as Chancellor Willy Brandt
- Franco Nero as Issa
- Anthony Quayle as General Zvi Zamir
- Else Quecke as Golda Meir
- Georg Marischka as Genscher
- Martin Gilat as Weinberger
casting by Renate Arbes & Lynn Stalmaster
cinematography by Jost Vacano
edited by Ronald J. Fagan
music by Laurence Rosenthal
set decoration by Robert Fabiankowich
genres: Crime Thriller, Film adaptation, Crime Fiction, Sports, Historical drama, Television film, Drama
released on 7 November 1976 (38 years ago)
award: 1977 - Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Special - Drama Or Comedy (The ABC Sunday Night Movie) nomination for Robert Greenwald, Frank von Zerneck, Edward S. Feldman

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