Conspiracy

One Of The Greatest Crimes Against Humanity Was Perpetrated In Just Over An Hour.

BAFTA Awards 2002

Won

TV Award - Best Single Drama "production team"

Directors Guild of America, USA, 2002

Won
Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Movies for Television

Frank Pierson
Emmy Awards, 2001

Nominated

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or Movie

Colin Firth

Won
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or Movie

Kenneth Branagh
Outstanding Writing for a Miniseries or a Movie

Loring Mandel (writer)

Golden Globes, USA,2002

Golden Globe
Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Series,

Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television
Stanley Tucci
Peabody Awards, 2002

Won, Peabody Award
Writers Guild of America, USA, 2002 Won

(TV) Original Long Form

Loring Mandel

RELEASED

USA - 19 May 2001

Slovakia - 25 June 2003 (Art Film Festival)

Locations:

Shepperton Studios, Shepperton, London, England, UK

Gedenk-und Bildungsstätte Haus der Wannsee-Konfernz, Am Gross Wannsee, Zehlendorf, Berlin, Germany

RUN TIME: 96 Minutes		AKA: Conspiração – Brazil (cable TV title) Die Wannseekonferenz – Germany (cable TV title) La Solución final – Spain Lopullinen ratkaisu – Finland

DIRECTOR: Frank Pierson		WRITER: Loring Mandel
PRODUCER: Frank Doelger, Nick Gillot, C. Cory M. McCrum-Abdo, Frank Pierson, David M. Thompson, Peter Zinner		CINEMATOGRAPHER: Stephen Goldblatt

Cast - in credits order Stanley Tucci ... SS Lt. Col. Adolf Eichmann Kenneth Branagh ... General Reinhard Heydrich Colin Firth ... Dr. Wilhelm Stuckart Barnaby Kay ... SS Maj. Rudolph Lange Ben Daniels ... Dr. Joseph Bühler David Threlfall ... Dr. Wilhelm Kritzinger Jonathan Coy ... Dr. Erich Neumann Brendan Coyle ... SS Gen. Heinrich Müller Ian McNeice ... Dr. Gerhard Klopfer Owen Teale ... Dr. Roland Freisler Nicholas Woodeson ... SS Lt. Gen. Otto Hoffmann Kevin McNally ... Martin Luther Peter Sullivan ... SS Col. Eberhard (Karl) Schöngarth Ewan Stewart ... Dr. Georg Leibbrant Brian Pettifer ... Dr. Alfred Meyer Claire Bullus ... Maid David Glover ... Supervising Butler Andreas Guenther ... NCO2 Tom Hiddleston ... Phone Operator Simon Markey ... Stenographer Dirk Martens ... NCO Ross O'Hennessey ... Adjutant 1 Florian Panzner ... Luther's Driver Hinnerk Schonemann ... Stuckart's Driver David Spinx ... Cook David Willoughby ... Orderly 1 Sebastian Jacob ... Maid's Boyfriend Paul Bannon ... Orderly (uncredited) Nick Brown ... Orderly (uncredited) John Gomez ... Orderly (uncredited) Terence Mustoo ... Orderly (uncredited) Barry Townsend ... Orderly (uncredited)

MUSIC: String Quintet in C Major, D. 956, Adagio - Schubert

January 20, 1942.
A snowy winter's day at an ornate mansion in Wannsee, on the outskirts of Berlin. Inside, SS major Adolf Eichmann (Stanley Tucci) oversees a phalanx of butlers and adjutants. Their task is to prepare a sumptuous buffet and bar for a group of Nazis expected for a top-secret meeting.
One by one, high-ranking members of the Third Reich - some in SS uniforms, some in non-military government outfits, others in civilian clothes - arrive in chauffeured vehicles. The last of the 15 to arrive, and the one with the biggest limousine, is Reinhard Heydrich (Kenneth Branagh), director of Reich Security Main Office and head of the Protectorate. Entering the reception hall, Heydrich commands instant respect among the guests: he's the highest-ranking member of this group, and has been appointed by Reichmarshal Göring to initiate this meeting and map out the details of a "final solution" to Germany's Jewish "problem".
Over the next 90 minutes these men will determine the fate of millions of people throughout Europe, and when the meeting ends, the Final Solution will have just begun.