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21 Hours at Munich (Filmways Pictures. 1976 TV. color. 101 mins.) Movie Synopsis: The shocking true-life tragedy of the 1972 Twentieth Olympiad, when athletes from around the world convened in Munich, and laid aside their political differences... but a group of Arab terrorists brought their holy war across the continent and took Israeli athletes hostage. Directed by: William A. Graham Major Cast (alphabetical): Richard Basehart Willy Brandt Carmelo Celso Badran Michael Degen Mohammed Khadif ric Falk Romano Heinz Feldhaus Bandt's Aide Reto Feurer Salah Herbert Fux Shorr Abraham Gabison Halfin Joachim Geisler Abu Kalfa Martin Gilat Weinberger Günther Maria Halmer Spitzer Ullrich Haupt (II) Israli Coach Franz Gunther Heider Samir David Hess Berger William Holden Manfred Schreiber James Hurley Avery Brundage Sammy Kazian Denawi Shirley Knight Annaliese Graese Walter Kohut Feldhaus Ernest Lenart Ben Horin Georg Marischka Genscher Bernhard Melcer Slavin Franco Nero Issa Jan Niklas Schreiber's Aide Julio Pinheiro Paulo Anthony Quayle General Zamir Else Quecke Golda Meir Osman Ragheb Prime Minister Sedki Franz Rudnick Troger Paul Smith (I) Gutfreund Djamchio Soheili Touny Noel Willman Merk Dan van Husen Tony Wilfried von Aacken Springer Written by: Howard Fast Edward Hume Serge Groussard (book: The Blood of Israel) Cinematography by: Jost Vacano Music by: Laurence Rosenthal Produced by: Robert Greenwald Frank Von Zerneck Executive Producer: Edward S. Feldman