I just found out Hitler's favourite movies.
They were "The Fast and the Führious" and "Let the Reich One In". Strange considering both came out after he died.
shareI've heard Hitler had some idea for television, which was only experimental in the 1940s but was obviously the coming thing. In particular, he had written a pitch for a comedy about a small town sheriff in Bavaria named Andreas, his dim-witted deputy Bernhard, his schoolteacher girlfriend Helena, and fellow townsfolk of varying degrees of wackiness. Typically, Andreas -- "Andy" to his friends -- would have to incarcerate the town drunk Otto and/or bust up a moonshine still, or bail Bernhard out of an embarrassing situation, or in his amicable country-boy way, round up some Jews and turn 'em over to the Gestapo. "Y'all gotta be goin' now, ya hear?"
Oh Lord, it just hit me as I was writing that ... what would he have made of Hogan's Heroes?!
I can see his Wikipedia page now: "Adolf Hitler (20 April 1889 – 30 April 1945) was a German politician leader of the Nazi Party, television producer and an inspiration for Hogan's Heroes."
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