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Revision as of 20:54, 21 July 2013
Hitler calls Kliest.
Kliest was a German officer of unknown rank whom Hitler called to relay a message to the German units from France regarding The Basterds.
Story
Chapter Two - INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS
Kliest is called by Hitler via an intercom, to relay a message to the German soldiers stationed in France. The one called Bear Jew will never be referred as Bear Jew. After Kliest complies, he asks Hitler if he wants to see Private Butz. Hitler asks who he is, and Kliest answers that it's the soldier who wanted to see him persoanlly. He is the sole survivor of a German squad ambushed by Lt. Aldo Raine's Basterds. Hitler thanks him for reminding and asks Butz to be send in. Hitler closes the intercom and sits back in his chair.
Trivia
- The name Kliest is a variation of Kleist. The name seems to be a reference to Ewald von Kleist-Schmenzin and Ewald-Heinrich von Kleist-Schmenzin, two members of German Resistance, father and son, who plotted to assasinate Hitler in the 20 July plot. The mention of Kliest can be interpreted as a foreshadowing.
Behind the scenes
Kliest was voiced by Christian Brückner.
Christian Brückner previously provided the German dubbing voice for Harvey Keitel in Pulp Fiction.