Hitler: The Rise of Evil

Synopsis

Hitler: The Rise of Evil is a historical drama miniseries that delves into the early life and ascent of Adolf Hitler, portrayed by Robert Carlyle. The show portrays how a struggling artist turns into one of the most notorious dictators in history, exploring the political turmoil and personal struggles that contributed to his radical ideologies. Set in the tumultuous backdrop of post-World War I Germany, the series sheds light on the manipulation of power and the propaganda tactics that fueled Hitler's rise to infamy. With compelling storytelling and strong performances, Hitler: The Rise of Evil offers a chilling account of a pivotal period in modern history.

Cast

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  Robert Carlyle

  Adolf Hitler

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  Zoe Telford

  Eva Braun

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  Justin Salinger

  Dr. Joseph Goebbels

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  James Babson

  Rudolf Hess

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  Stockard Channing

  Klara Hitler

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  Peter Stormare

  Ernst Rohm

Reviews

Hitler: The Rise of Evil has garnered mixed reviews from critics. While some praise the series for its bold portrayal of Adolf Hitler's early life and the convincing performance by Robert Carlyle, others criticize its dramatization of historical events. Rotten Tomatoes gives the miniseries a rating of 55%, with the consensus stating, 'Hitler: The Rise of Evil offers a glimpse into the origins of one of history's most notorious figures, but falls short of delivering a truly insightful narrative.' IMDb users have rated the show 7.2/10, acknowledging its compelling storytelling but pointing out historical inaccuracies. Metacritic gives Hitler: The Rise of Evil a score of 53 based on mixed reviews from various media outlets. Despite its flaws, the series has sparked discussions about the complexities of human nature and the dangers of unchecked power.