Martin Freeman to star in a TV movie about the trial of a Nazi criminal (Topic)

Sherlock and Fargo star Martin Freeman has been cast in the BBC Two television movie about the trial of one of the most dangerous criminals of World War II. This is reported by the Radio Times.

The actor will play producer Milton Frutchman in the 90-minute drama "The Eichmann Show" about the broadcast of the trial of Adolf Eichmann, the main executor of the Nazi plan for the "final solution" to exterminate Jews in Europe. The movie will also feature the star of the TV series "Without a trace" Anthony LaPaglia, who will play the role of director Leo Harwitz.

Adolf Eichmann was captured by Mossad agents in Buenos Aires and taken to Israel in 1960, where a year later he appeared before the trial, after which, in 1962, he was executed by hanging. The Eichmann trial was broadcast in 37 countries over four months and was the first global event to shock the world with testimony from concentration camp survivors and survivors of the Holocaust.

"The Eichmann Show" will be the centerpiece of a series of television programs that preparing BBC One and BBC Two for Holocaust Remembrance Day January 27, 2015 – The 70th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau extermination camp complex.

BBC TV Program Director Danny Cohen said in a statement: “The anniversary of the liberation of the camps is a very significant date, and the BBC will mark it with a series of broadcasts that will force us all to think. "

"The Eichmann Show" will be the centerpiece of a series of TV programs that BBC One and BBC Two are preparing for Holocaust Memorial Day January 27, 2015 -; The 70th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau extermination camp complex.

BBC TV Program Director Danny Cohen said in a statement: “The anniversary of the liberation of the camps is a very significant date, and the BBC will mark it with a series us all to think. "

"The Eichmann Show" will be the centerpiece of a series of TV programs that BBC One and BBC Two are preparing for Holocaust Memorial Day January 27, 2015 -; The 70th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau extermination camp complex.

BBC TV Program Director Danny Cohen said in a statement: “The anniversary of the liberation of the camps is a very significant date, and the BBC will mark it with a series of broadcasts that will force us all to think. "

BBC TV Program Director Danny Cohen said in a statement: “The anniversary of the liberation of the camps is a very significant date, and the BBC will mark it with a series of broadcasts that will force us all to think. "

BBC TV Program Director Danny Cohen said in a statement: “The anniversary of the liberation of the camps is a very significant date, and the BBC will mark it with a series of broadcasts that will force us all to think. "

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