Hogan's Heroes
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Hogan's Heroes is a 1960s TV series about life in a German POW camp during World War II. The show was successful during its original six-year run on CBS from 1965–1971, and has been widely syndicated since its cancellation in 1971.
Plot Summary
"Hogan's Heroes" are prisoners in Stalag 13, a WWII German POW camp. Under the nose of the hapless kommandant Col. Klink, and the equally hapless prison guard Sgt. Schultz (who's catchphrase was "I know nothing -- nothing!" in a German accent), the prisoners engage in many sabotage and subterfuge missions in and around the camp.
Cast
This list may not be exhaustive.
Allies
Actor | Role | Duration | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
Bob Crane | Col. Robert E. Hogan | Seasons 1–6 | The leader of the group, portrayed as American |
Robert Clary | Cpl. Louis LeBeau | Seasons 1–6 | Portrayed as French |
Richard Dawson | Cpl. Peter Newkirk | Seasons 1–6 | Portrayed as British |
Larry Hovis | Sgt. Andrew Carter | Seasons 1–6 | |
Ivan Dixon | Staff Sgt. James Kinchloe | Seasons 1–5 | |
Kenneth Washington | Sgt. Richard Baker | Season 6 | Replaced Kinchloe in Season 6 as the radioman |
Bernard Fox | Col. Rodney Crittendon | Seasons 1–6; recurring | |
Leonid Kinskey | Vladimir Minsk | Season 1 | Appears only in the black-and-white pilot episode |
Axis
Actor | Role | Duration | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
Werner Klemperer[1] | Col. Wilhelm Klink | Seasons 1–6 | Kommandant of Stalag 13 |
John Banner | Sgt. Hans Schultz | Seasons 1–6 | Stalag 13's Sergeant of the Guard |
Cynthia Lynn | Helga | Season 1; recurring | Klink's secretary and a secret ally of Hogan's |
Sigrid Valdis | Hilda | Seasons 2–6; recurring | Like Helga, Klink's secretary and Hogan's secret ally |
Leon Askin | Gen. Albert Burkhalter | Seasons 1–6; recurring | Klink's superior officer in the Luftwaffe |
Howard Caine | Maj. Wolfgang Hochstetter | Seasons 1–6; recurring | Ill-tempered Gestapo/SS officer |
References
- ↑ Klemperer, a German Jew who lost family in the Holocaust, refused to be on the show unless his character was portrayed only in a negative light.
External links
- Hogan's Heroes at IMDb