<Dl> <Dd> An ambitious and iron - fisted general of the German Army during World War I. Huston described Ludendorff as a "pragmatist, realist, patriotic, fighting for his country", further explaining, "he lost his son on the German front lines and was just quite tortured, diabolical, stubborn and believes that what he's doing is for the betterment of mankind ." On his character, Huston said "Ludendorff is a believer that war is a natural habitat for humans ." Huston stated the film as an anti-war film and "somebody like Ludendorff would probably think that the idea that love conquers all is quite a naive concept . But finally it's true and sometimes the best way to examine mankind is from another perspective ." On the genre of the film, Huston said "It's Greek mythology . It's the origin of story and sometimes we need demigods to look at us to understand what our weaknesses are . It serves the mythological world ." </Dd> </Dl> <Dd> An ambitious and iron - fisted general of the German Army during World War I. Huston described Ludendorff as a "pragmatist, realist, patriotic, fighting for his country", further explaining, "he lost his son on the German front lines and was just quite tortured, diabolical, stubborn and believes that what he's doing is for the betterment of mankind ." On his character, Huston said "Ludendorff is a believer that war is a natural habitat for humans ." Huston stated the film as an anti-war film and "somebody like Ludendorff would probably think that the idea that love conquers all is quite a naive concept . But finally it's true and sometimes the best way to examine mankind is from another perspective ." On the genre of the film, Huston said "It's Greek mythology . It's the origin of story and sometimes we need demigods to look at us to understand what our weaknesses are . It serves the mythological world ." </Dd> <Ul> <Li> David Thewlis as Ares: </Li> </Ul> <Li> David Thewlis as Ares: </Li>

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