By Jens Heisterkamp That a film about the German resistance, not a dry docudrama, but a mainstream event was successful, is largely due to the actor, Claus Schenk Graf von Stauffenberg so amazingly striking face where is: Tom Cruise was the one who discovered a sophisticated writer (which even the seasoned authors conceded initially only a chance for a cinematic chamber piece) and supported, Cruise was the one with director Bryan Singer (The Usual Suspects, X- Men) is a creative production environment created in which the whole set on a regular basis from letters Stauffenberg read, Cruise was the one who brought despite hysterical objections of "sect commissioners" those responsible finally to, but to be able to turn to Berlin's original locations and thus the more vile Bendlerblock could make a pilgrimage site for film fans.
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