The Cross of Lorraine

The Cross of Lorraine

Infobox Film
name = The Cross of Lorraine


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director = Tay Garnett
producer = Edwin H. Knopf
writer = Hans Habe (novel)
Robert Aisner (story)
Lilo Dammert (story)
Robert Hardy Andrews
Alexander Esway
Ring Lardner Jr.
Michael Kanin
starring = Jean-Pierre Aumont
Gene Kelly
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released = November 12 1943
runtime = 90 minutes
country = USA
language = English
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amg_id = 1:88240
imdb_id = 0035769

"The Cross of Lorraine" is a 1943 war film about French prisoners of war held by the Germans in World War II. It stars Jean-Pierre Aumont and Gene Kelly and was adapted from Hans Habe's novel "A Thousand Shall Fall".

Cast

*Jean-Pierre Aumont as Paul
*Gene Kelly as Victor
*Cedric Hardwicke as Father Sebastian
*Richard Whorf as François
*Joseph Calleia as Rodriguez
*Peter Lorre as Sergeant Berger
*Hume Cronyn as Duval
*William Roy as Louis
*Tonio Selwart as Major Bruhl
*Jack Lambert as Jacques
*Wallace Ford as Pierre

External links

*tcmdb title|id=71894|title=The Cross of Lorraine


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