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| Michael Douglas | |
| Ankie Spitzer | Interviewee |
| Jamal Al Gashey | Interviewee |
| Gerald Seymour | Interviewee |
| Alex Springer | Interviewee |
| Gad Zahari | Interviewee |
| Shmuel Lalkin | Interviewee |
| Manfred Schreiber | Interviewee |
| Walter Troger | Interviewee |
| Ulrich K. Wegener | Interviewee |
| Hans-Dietrich Genscher | Interviewee |
| Schlomit Romajo | Interviewee |
| Magdi Gahary | Interviewee |
| Zvi Zamir | Interviewee |
| Dan Shillon | Interviewee |
| Heinz Hohensinn | Interviewee |
| Esther Roth | Interviewee |
| Hans Jochen Vogel | Interviewee |
| Anouk Spitzer | Interviewee |
``One Day in September'' is a new kind of thriller - one where real lives are at stake and every event is true. They were billed as the ``Olympics of Peace and Joy'' but became the Olympics of terror. In 1972, an extreme Palestinian group called Black September held 11 Israeli athletes hostage in the Olympic village in Munich, while the world looked on, incredulous.
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