American Traitor: The Trial of Axis Sally (2021) -

[Ahriman]

An American woman named Mildred Gillars broadcast Nazi propaganda during World War II. She was dubbed Axis Sally by the American GIs who simultaneously loved and hated her. The story plunges the viewer into the dark underbelly of the Third Reich's hate-filled propaganda machine, Sally's eventual capture, and subsequent trial for treason in Washington D.C. after the war.

This should be interesting.

 

[likeacrackado]

Al Pacino looks rough, he could use a dunkaccino.

 

[HeyYou]

A movie about Iva Toguri would be much more interesting.

 

[frozenrunner]

The poster makes it look like it takes place in The Man in the High Castle universe.

 

[Product Placement]

This seems like a film Robert De Niro would do, wonder if Al Pacino is now hurting for money now as well

 

[Ahriman]

A movie about Iva Toguri would be much more interesting.

The truth about "Tokyo Rose" is a lot less upsetting, though.

 

[HeyYou]

The truth about "Tokyo Rose" is a lot less upsetting, though.

Oh, I know, I'm just saying her story would make for an interesting movie.

 

[Miller]

Wasn't Pacino already starring in a nazi-hunting series for Amazon?

 

[Niggerman]

One of the few Amercians that fought on good side.

 

[TaimuRadiu]

The truth about "Tokyo Rose" is a lot less upsetting, though.

There were a lot of "Tokyo Roses," this one just called herself on-air Orphan Ann.

As for the topic at hand, I wonder if the movie will include the fact that Gillars' visa was taken away from her at the American embassy because she said that she needed 6 weeks to wrap up her business in Germany after Kristallnacht?