Nuremberg

Nuremberg

Justice Robert H. Jackson

Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring

Sir David Maxwell-Fyfe

Judge's Assistant / ... (2 episodes, 2000)

Most of the actors playing the defendants are Canadian, the country where the miniseries was filmed. Herbert Knaup, who plays Albert Speer, is one of the few actual Germans in the cast.

Sam Stone who plays Julius Streicher, is a Jew who's father survived the Holocaust. It was only with the greatest difficulty that he maintained an impassive face during the scene where films of Nazi concentration camps are shown in the courtroom. Upon completion of the scene, he immediately burst into tears.

Christopher Plummer is 28 years older than Alec Baldwin. But in actuality the person he played (David Maxwell Fyfe) was 7 years younger than the person Baldwin played (Robert Jackson).

The London based scenes have Routemaster buses in them which did not go into production until 1958.

Most of the defendants used headphones throughout the trial to hear the translations of the Allied members of the court. Yet, none of the defendants used headphones to hear their verdict and sentencing.

Jackson's secretary/mistress had little to do with the rebuilding of the Palace of Justice. Jackson "congratulates" her when he sees the renovations in the Palace of Justice.

Reichsmarschall Hermann Wilhelm Göring: I say to you all that I would rather die than say we were wrong!

Capt. Gustav Gilbert: The definition of "evil", is the total lack of *empathy*!

Lt. Tex Wheelis: Rough day, Reichsmarschall?