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Excellent, unusual World War II drama. Charlton Heston plays Lionel Evans, world famous orchestra conductor touring Belgium in December 1944. The Germans, under the command of General Schiller (Maximilian Schell) mount a counter-offensive and the orchestra is taken prisoner. Schiller assures them they will not be harmed if the orchestra will play a concert for him. Evans refuses, and it soon becomes a battle of wits between the two men. Gripping from start to finish. -Scott Palmer |
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![]() | Counterpoint 13th March 1968 Cinema ![]() 107 mins 2.35:1 |
![]() | Lionel Evans |
![]() | General Schiller |
![]() | Annabelle Rice |
![]() | Victor Rice |
![]() | Colonel Arndt |
![]() | Captain Klingermann |
![]() | Lieutenant Long |
![]() | Sergeant Calloway |
![]() | Dorothy |
![]() | Tartzoff |
![]() | Jordon |
![]() | Alfred Hook |
![]() | Chaminant |
![]() | Trumpet Player |
![]() | Prescott |
![]() | General |
![]() | Belgian Officer |
![]() | Bogus US MP |
![]() | German Lieutenant |
![]() | Undetermined Role |
![]() | Undetermined Role |
Bass Player | |
![]() | American Corporal |
![]() | Cymbal Player |
![]() | German Communications Officer |
![]() | Orchestra Member |
![]() | Trombone Player |
![]() | Violinist #1 |
![]() | Violinist #2 |
![]() | Violinist #3 |
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