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| − | '''''The Execution''''' is a 1985 American drama movie made for TV NBC about a woman, who the owner of the restaurant recognized as the doctor from a Nazi concentration camp during the war. Starring [[Loretta Swit]], [[Rip Torn]], Valerie Harper and [John Randolph]]. | + | '''''The Execution''''' is a 1985 American drama movie made for TV NBC about a woman, who the owner of the restaurant recognized as the doctor from a Nazi concentration camp during the war. Starring [[Loretta Swit]], [[Rip Torn]], Valerie Harper and [[John Randolph]]. |
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The Execution is a 1985 American drama movie made for TV NBC about a woman, who the owner of the restaurant recognized as the doctor from a Nazi concentration camp during the war. Starring Loretta Swit, Rip Torn, Valerie Harper and John Randolph.
The following weapons were used in the film The Execution:
Walther PPK
Marysia Walenka (Loretta Swit) pulls at Gehbert a nickel plated Walther PPK pistol.
Unidentified revolver
Marysia Walenka (Loretta Swit) hides in the drawer an unidentified revolver.
