Forced March 1989
Ben Kline, an American TV star and son of a Holocaust survivor, is cast as Hungarian poet‑writer Miklos Radnoti, whose notebook was found with his body in a mass grave. Resenting his father’s silence, Kline sees the role as a chance to become a hero, but confronting the victim’s tragic fate blurs the line between performance and reality.
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Chris Sarandon
Ben Kline / Miklos Radnoti
Renée Soutendijk
Mira / Fanni Radnoti
Josef Sommer
Richard Kline
Michael Higgins
Andras Bereg
John Snyder
Devlin
Zoltán Rátóti
Priest
Bill Raymond
Gyorgy
Kenneth Kimmins
Agent
Gábor Piroch
German on Horseback
Carin C. Tietze
Cheryl
Tamás Balikó
Soldier
András Dér
Man on Street
Can Togay
Zoltan
Paul Jerricho
Paul / Gyula Ortotay
Kati Rácz
Singer in Moulin Rouge
Zoltán Berzsenyi
Guard
John Seitz
Walter Hardy
András Ambrus
Cart Driver
Larry Golden
Lt. Ede Maranyi
Ferenc Dávid Kiss
Soldier
Hans Jakob
Miklos Lorsi
László Rajk
Lt. Antal Szall
György Korcsmáros
Draftee
Zoltán Vereczkey
Sandor Sik
Alan Goodson
Sanyi
Zsuzsa Bánki
Fanni (today)
Anna Ráckevei
Susan
Ferenc Kozari
Assistant Director
Susan Frailey
Girl at Party
Béla Unger
Sergeant
Gary Dworkin
Laborer #2
George Zelma
Laborer in Quarry
Istvan Pataki
Peter Koller
Karl Bardosh
Doctor Bardos
János Vészi
Laborer in Barracks
Csaba Kelemen
Supervisor
Sándor Boros
Policeman #1
Istvan Szabo
Soldier
Gyorgy Fabri
Guard
András Surányi
Marcher
Elemer Csiszer
Gardener
Laszlo Sos
Policeman #2
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