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Nuremberg is a 2000 Canadian-American television miniseries that dramatizes the 1945–1946 Nuremberg trials of prominent Nazi war criminals. Aired on TNT and directed by Yves Simoneau, it stars Alec Baldwin as United States Supreme Court Justice and Chief Prosecutor Robert H. Jackson. The series explores the legal and moral complexities of the International Military Tribunal and features Brian Cox in an Emmy-winning performance as Hermann Göring.
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Is Nuremberg (2000) a film about the city or a dramatization of the trials?
It is a Canadian-American television miniseries dramatizing the Nuremberg trials held from 1945 to 1946. The story centers on the prosecution of leading Nazi war criminals after World War II.
Who does Alec Baldwin play in Nuremberg (2000)?
Alec Baldwin plays Robert H. Jackson, the United States chief prosecutor at the trials. The role follows Jackson's effort to build a legal case against the Nazi leadership in an international courtroom.
Who plays Hermann Göring in Nuremberg (2000)?
Brian Cox plays Hermann Göring, one of the most prominent defendants in the miniseries. Göring's courtroom exchanges provide a major counterpoint to Jackson's prosecution.
Who directed and aired Nuremberg (2000)?
Yves Simoneau directed Nuremberg, which aired on TNT in 2000. It is therefore a made-for-television historical drama rather than a theatrical feature.
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