Town Without Pity

Army lawyer Garrett (Kirk Douglas), defending four guilty American soldiers against rape charges, debriefs a working girl (Ingrid van Bergen) in a bar in post-war Germany, until local reporter Inge (Barbara Rutting) intrudes, in Town Without Pity, 1961.

Army defense lawyer Garrett (Kirk Douglas) in West Germany interviewing his G.I. clients (Richard Jaeckel, Mal Sondock, Robert Blake, Frank Sutton), all of whom admit to raping a local girl, early in Gottfried Reinhardt's Town Without Pity, 1961.

First scene for prosecutor Maj. Pakenham (E.G. Marshall), deposing hospitalized teenage German rape victim Karin (Christine Kaufman), Army defense lawyer Garrett (Kirk Douglas) and defendants (Frank Sutton, Richard Jaeckel, Robert Blake, Mal Sondock) observing, in Town Without Pity, 1961.