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Wolfgang Preiss | Maj. Herren | |
Jeanne Moreau | Christine | |
Suzanne Flon | Mademoiselle Villard | |
Burt Lancaster | Paul Labiche | |
Paul Scofield | Col. von Waldheim | |
Michael A. Simon | ||
Richard Munch | General Von Libitz | |
Michel Simon | Papa Boule | |
Christian Rémy | Tauber | |
Albert Rémy | Didont | |
Charles Millot | Pesquet | |
Richard Münch | Von Lubitz | |
Jacques Marin | Jacques |
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Producer | Jules Bricken
Bernard Farrel |
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Writer | Walter Bernstein
Rose Valland Franklin Coen Howard Dimsdale |
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Cinematography | Jean Tournier
Walter Wottitz |
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Musician | Maurice Jarre
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Paris, August 1944. With the Allied army closing in German commander and art fanatic Colonel Von Waldheim steals a vast collection of rare French paintings and loads them onto a train bound for Berlin. But when a beloved French patriot is murdered while trying to sabotage Von Waldheim's scheme, Labiche, a stalwart member of the Resistance, vows to stop the train at any cost. Calling upon his vast arsenal of skills, Labiche unleashes a torrent of devastation and destruction - loosened rails, shattered tracks and head-on collisions - in an impassioned, suspense-filled quest for justice, retribution and revenge. |
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