Love When War Spreads is a film in which Clay Schumann plays a purely supporting role. 1992 was also the era of Michael Douglas.
The Battle of Stalingrad is a 1993 German film starring Clay Schumann to distinguish it from the 2013 Russian film Stalingrad. The film explores from the perspective of ordinary German soldiers that the battlefield on the Eastern Front is not as clear as Goebbels said, and the soldiers in the state of war just want to exit alive.
Released in 2000, The Hunt for U571 depicts the sinking of the Laconia, Klein Schumann, the highest position on screen for a German officer.
In The Pianist in 2002, Clay Schumann created the most perfect of his own officers. In the ruined attic, the beautiful sound of the piano made the German officers feel compassion, and he secretly helped Stabman until the arrival of the Russian liberation of Poland. The pianist survived the war, but never found an officer after the war.
When The Fall of empire was released in 2004, it was widely controversial in Europe. Clay Schumann also plays an officer who is shot at the end of the war over a question of position.
Eichmann was clay Schumann's true first film to star in 2007. In 1942, Eichmann attended the Wansee Conference and was appointed to the final plan for the massacre of Jews, and was promoted to lieutenant colonel; Eichmann was responsible for most of the transportation and massacre of Jews to concentration camps.
Action Target Hitler is a brilliant film starring Clay Schumann in 2008. Although there is a big name for Tom Cruise in the film, he has completely established himself as a standard German officer before 2008, and it does not matter what he plays.
"The Tranzite Concentration Camp" was produced in 2008 and also starred Clay Schumann. The ratings of this film are not very good.
Russia once again depicted the Battle of Stalingrad in 2013, and Clay Schumann was also an officer who seemed irrational to hang out with a Russian woman in the war. It doesn't matter, we're just looking at Uncle Toh, and the rest can be ignored.