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Hogan's Heroes: Behind the Scenes at Stalag 13 by Brenda Scott Royce

Hogan's Heroes: Behind the Scenes at Stalag 13 Brenda Scott Royce ebook
ISBN: 9781466859579
Format: pdf
Page: 272
Publisher: St. Martin's Press

Within minutes prompts thoughts of the scene in the 2002 Bob Crane biopic "Auto Focus" in which US network executives express concern regarding setting the classic US sitcom "Hogan's Heroes" in German POW camp Stalag 13. A small but hilarious one: Schultz follows Hogan as he sneaks out of camp and yells at him: "Even Klink is calling Burkhalter a nasty old tub of lard and then turns around to find Burkhalter behind him. Jun 4, 2005 - In stalags there are soldiers under the Geneva convention. May 5, 2014 - The revised script featured the exploits of Colonel Robert Hogan, recruited to lead an espionage/sabotage group behind enemy lines. Looked at today, the final episodes of that last season hold The premise was simple but somewhat ingenious, combining elements of the serious play/film STALAG 17 with more gung-ho war flicks and more than a dash of the spy craze then sweeping the US. The "Roll Out The Barrel" scene from "Top Hat, White Tie, and Bomb Sights. Hogan and his men allow themselves to be captured by the Germans so they can set up a base of operations at the Stalag 13 POW camp- which is run by comically inept Nazis. Jan 3, 2014 - Klink tells Hogan that a very important visitor is coming to Stalag 13. "Stalag" also prompts thoughts of US sitcom "Sports Night" creator Aaron Sorkin trying to convince the viewing public that that show is a great comedy that just happens to be set behind-the-scenes at an "ESPN Sports Center" style show. After six seasons, the series was one of the very few that never jumped the shark! 'Hogan: Ol' Bubblehead's coming here? Klink: I do not appreciate you calling our Fuhrer 'Old Bubblehead!' Hogan: How about fruitcake? It was not a concentration camp. Hogan's Heroes : Behind the Scenes at Stalag 13! From there, they sabotage the Germans while helping Allied prisoners escape. When I first watched HOGAN'S HEROES in the sixties, I had no way of knowing what an odd premise it was.