Good (film)

• Viggo Mortensen as John Halder
• Jason Isaacs as Maurice Israel Glückstein
• Jodie Whittaker as Anne Hartman (later Halder)
• Steven Mackintosh as Freddie
• Mark Strong as Philipp Bouhler
• Gemma Jones as Halder's Mother
• Anastasia Hille as Helen Halder
• Ruth Gemmell as Elisabeth
• Ralph Riach as Brunau
• Steven Elder as Adolf Eichmann
• Kevin Doyle as Commandant
• David de Keyser as Mandelstam
• Guy Henry as Doctor
• Adrian Schiller as Goebbels
• Rick Warden as Brownshirt
• Charlie Condou as Bekemeier
• Kelly Wenham as Pretty Secretary
• Anna Marie Cseh as Beautiful Woman

Producer Miriam Segal had wanted to turn C. P. Taylor's play into a film ever since she saw it in 1981. Good premiered in London in September 1981, with Alan Howard as John Halder, and transferred to Broadway in 1982. "I was simply overwhelmed by the play, and knew immediately I would do whatever was necessary to produce the film adaptation", Segal has stated.

In 2003, 22 years after the play's premiere, she finally secured the rights. Her former classmate, Jason Isaacs, signed on to be one of the film’s executive producers, and Viggo Mortensen, who had been very impressed by the play when visiting London as a young actor in 1981, agreed to play the lead. The film was shot entirely on location in Budapest in 2007.

The film was poorly received by critics and its release was limited.[1] It currently holds a 32% Rotten rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 71 reviews. The site's consensus reads: "Though ambitious, Good stumbles in the transition from stage to screen, and Mortensen's performance isn't enough to cover its flaws".[2]

• Martin Heidegger - a Professor of Philosophy in Freiburg promoted to Rector under the Nazis
• Hannah Arendt - a student and lover of Martin Heidegger
• Edith Stein - a victim of the Holocaust who died at Auschwitz, fellow protégée with Heidegger of the phenomenologist Edmund Husserl

• Good at IMDb