Hitler: The Last Ten Days

Date: 1973
Director: Ennio De Concini
Production Company: West Film, Wolfgang Reinhardt Productions

Stars: Alec Guinness, Simon Ward, Adolfo Celi, Diane Cilento, Gabriele Ferzetti, Eric Porter, Doris Kunstmann
Location(s): Surrey

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Set towards the end of the Second World War, the film recounts Hitler’s final days spent in an underground bunker alongside his military henchmen and his lover, Eva Braun.

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Screen captures by Phil Wilkinson

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As Russian troops close in on Berlin, a montage of wartime film is used to set the scene.

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On 20th April 1945, Hauptmann Hoffman (Simon Ward) arrives at the Führerbunker in time to join Adolf Hitler's 56th birthday celebrations. Nick Boorman recalls seeing the set at the time of filming, which included false walls with bomb damage, and reveals that it is Kempton Park Pumping Station in Hanworth, Surrey.

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More archive footage of a devastated Berlin is interspersed throughout the film's studio bunker scenes.

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Stepping outside the Führerbunker, Hauptmann Hoffman asks Anti Aircraft Auxiliary Traudl Junge (Angela Pleasence) where she is going. Kempton Park Pumping Station between Hanworth and Sunbury-on-Thames located by Nick Boorman.

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Traudl conceals herself as Gruppenführer Hermann Fegelein is brought out to be shot, just a few days before Hitler's suicide on 30th April. Kempton Park Pumping Station on Snakey Lane, Hanworth in Surrey identified by Nick Boorman.