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Dylan Douglas Cast in Historical Thriller “Killing Hitler”

Originally published Jul 13, 2026

By Andreas Wiseman · Deadline

AI-generated summary based on Deadline · Aggregated by Filmarian · Human-reviewed and approved on Jul 13, 2026

Key points

  • Dylan Douglas lands his first leading film role.
  • The movie depicts a 1933 Jewish mob plot against Hitler.
  • Co‑stars include David Arquette and Graham Sibley.
  • The project is titled “Killing Hitler.”
  • It marks the debut of Hollywood royalty’s son.

Actor Dylan Douglas, son of Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta‑Jones, has secured his first starring role in a feature film. The project, titled “Killing Hitler,” dramatizes a 1933 plot by Jewish mobsters to assassinate Adolf Hitler.

The ensemble includes David Arquette, Graham Sibley, Harry Goodwin and Greg Finley among others. Production details remain limited, but the casting announcement marks Douglas’s debut in a major motion picture.

Read the original story: Deadline — by Andreas Wiseman

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