Nuremberg
An idealistic U.S. Army psychiatrist must decide whether the captured Nazi elite are mentally competent to stand trial, only to find his own ethics and sanity tested in a high‑stakes psychological duel with Hermann Göring.
“Judgment is coming.”
Synopsis
In postwar Germany, an American psychiatrist is tasked with determining whether Nazi prisoners are fit to stand trial for war crimes, and becomes embroiled in a complex battle of intellect and ethics with Hermann Göring.
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A crew of 78+ credited
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Edited by Tom EaglesShot by Dariusz WolskiScored by Brian TylerDesigned by Eve Stewart
Box Office
2025 · Box office
✅ Made its money back — grossed 3.1× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$37.0M
US & Canada: $14.5M — 39% of worldwide · International: $22.5M (61%)
Opening weekend: $3.9M — 27% of its US run.
Opening week (7-day): $6.1M — 42% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 1,802 theaters
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Cast & Crew
78 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Rami Malek
as Douglas Kelley
Russell Crowe
as Hermann Göring
Michael Shannon
as Justice Robert H. Jackson
Leo Woodall
as Sergeant Howie Triest
John Slattery
as Colonel Burton Andrus
Richard E Grant
as Sir David Maxwell-Fyfe
Mark O Brien
as Colonel John Amen
Colin Hanks
as Dr. Gustave Gilbert
Wrenn Schmidt
as Elsie Douglas
Andreas Pietschmann
as Rudolf Hess
Lydia Peckham
as Lila McQuaide
Lotte Verbeek
as Emmy Göring
Supporting cast
52Dieter Riesle
as Julius Streicher
Peter Jordan
as Karl Dönitz
Tom Keune
as Robert Ley
Fleur Bremmer
as Edda Göring
Ben Miles
as Travis
Giuseppe Cederna
as Pope Pius XII
Paul Antony Barber
as Judge Francis Biddle
Michael Sheldon
as Judge Geoffrey Lawrence
Donald Sage Mackay
as Senator William Fulbright
Sam Newman
as Senator Alben Barkley
Jeremy Wheeler
as General Phipps
Wayne Brett
as Colonel Franks
Blake Kubena
as Sergeant Powell
Jonty Peach
as Corporal Hodges
Carl Achleitner
as Dr. Pflucker
Christian Lober
as Franz
Laurence Pears
as Radio Show Moderator
Billy Rayner
as Radio Show Producer
Roderick Hill
as Radio Show Guest
Brett Keating
as Camp MP
Leo Saperstein
as Prison MP
Andras Korcsmaros
as Bailiff
Varga Adam
as Göring's Driver
Wolfgang Cerny
as Baldur von Schirach
Istvan Knocz
as Hans Frank
Bela Kosa
as Wilhelm Frick
Arpad Kiss
as Hans Fritzsche
Gyula Benedek
as Walther Funk
Balazs Kovacs
as Alfred Jodl
Mihaly Kaszas
as Ernst Kaltenbrunner
Tamas Frey
as Wilhelm Keitel
Barna Illyes
as Konstantin von Neurath
Peter Tunyogi
as Franz von Papen
Gyula Mesterhazy
as Erich Raeder
Soma Zambori
as Joachim von Ribbentrop
Robert Gabor
as Alfred Rosenberg
Gabor Maday
as Fritz Sauckel
Karoly Horvath
as Dr. Hjalmar Schacht
Levente Karpati
as Arthur Seyss Inquart
Geza Bodor
as Albert Speer
Alex Attwood
as Executioner Woods
Alex Diehl
as Mondorf MP
Philippe Jacq
as Hess' Lawyer
Istvan Anga Kakszi
as Douglas Douglas-Hamilton
Ralph Berkin
as Cardinal
Barney Taylor
as Prison Guard #1
Alexander Tol
as Prison Guard #2
Dan Cade
as Corporal Jones
Gabor Nemeth
as Judge Henri de Vabres
Gabor Albert
as Judge Ion Nikitchenko
Erwin Giese
as German Man
Steven Pacey
as General Marshall (uncredited)
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