
Saints and Soldiers: The Void (2014) on Netflix
In the Harz Mountains in May 1945, two American tank destroyers hunt German forces still holding out. Sergeant Jesse Owens drives a supply truck, and some white soldiers will not respect him.
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Plot summary
In May 1945, German forces still fight in the Harz Mountains, and the gap between the Allied spearhead and the supply columns behind it is nicknamed The Void. An American M18 Hellcat called The Avenging Angel fires on a German POW camp watchtower, and the freed prisoners include a British lieutenant named Goss. Captain Briton McConkie sends Sergeant Atwood, commander of the Angel, and Sergeant Whitaker of another M18, Annie, to clear an area the Germans still defend. The Angel's crew includes Corporal Simms and privates Barlow and Mitchell. Sergeant Jesse Owens is reassigned to drive a truck in the convoy, and some of the white soldiers do not respect him. The convoy meets a decoy body in the road, and a hidden Panzer III destroys one of the trucks. Owens escapes with Goss.
Cast
Adam Gregoryas Carey Simms
Tim Shoemakeras Atwood
- Ben Urieas Lieutenant Goss
- Michael Todd Behrensas Rodney 'Ramrod' Mitchell
- David Morganas Klaus Shonbeck
Brenden Whitneyas Pvt. Nelson
K. Danor Geraldas Jesse Owens
- Christoph Malzlas Stalag Commander
- Nate Harwardas POW CAMP Soldier
- Jeff Birkas Captain F. Briton McConkie
Joel Bishopas Max Whitaker
Jeff Johnsonas Crossroads MP
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Saints and Soldiers: The Void (2014)
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- The Void was the most expensive of the Saints and Soldiers films to make because of its tanks, which Ryan Little and Adam Abel gathered from four states: Utah, New Mexico, Colorado and Arizona.
- During production Gerald made a point of being the last cast member to eat lunch, a way of better understanding racism for his role as an African-American soldier.


















