Triple Cross (1966) - film review

Action / Thriller / War / Drama

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Triple Cross is a French-British thriller film first released in 1966, directed by Terence Young. The film stars Christopher Plummer, Romy Schneider, Trevor Howard, Gert Fröbe and Claudine Auger. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Terence Young
Script: Frank Owen, René Hardy, William Marchant
Photo: Henri Alekan
Music: Georges Garvarentz
Cast: Christopher Plummer (Eddie Chapman), Romy Schneider (Countess), Trevor Howard (Distinguished Civilian (Freddie Young)), Gert Fröbe (Col. Steinhager), Claudine Auger (Paulette), Yul Brynner (Baron von Grunen), Georges Lycan (Leo), Jess Hahn (Cmdr. Braid), Harry Meyen (Lt. Keller), Gil Barber (Bergman), Jean-Claude Bercq (Maj. von Leeb), Jean Claudio (Sgt. Thomas), Robert Favart (Gen. Dalrymple)
Country: France / UK
Language: English
Runtime: 140 min

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