Triple Cross (1966)
Safecracker Eddie Chapman is languishing in prison on the island of Jersey when the Nazis arrive. An adept manipulator of situations, Chapman convinces the Germans to use him to spy on the British. And when the would-be traitor arrives home, he convinces the English to use him as a double agent -- in exchange for a full pardon.
Director:
Terence Young
Writer:
René Hardy
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Christopher Plummer as Freddie Chapman |
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Romy Schneider as Helga Lindstrom (The Countess) |
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Trevor Howard as Freddie Young (Distinguished Civilian) |
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Gert Fröbe as Colonel Steinhager |
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Claudine Auger as Paulette |
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Yul Brynner as Baron von Grunen |
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Harry Meyen as Lieutenant Keller |
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Georges Lycan as Leo |
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Jess Hahn as Commander Braid |
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John Abbey as Lang |
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Gil Barber as Bergman |
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Jean-Claude Bercq as Major Von Leeb |
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Paul Bonifas as Charlie |
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Jean-Roger Caussimon as Luftwaffe General (as Jean Rene Caussimon) |
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Annette Claudier as Prison Clerk |
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Jean Claudio as Sergeant Thomas |
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Pierre Collet as German Warder |
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Anthony Dawson as Major Stillman |
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Georges Douking as Polish Interrogator |
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Colin Drake as English Farmer |
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Robert Favart as General Dalrymple |
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Fred Fisher as German Admiral |
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Bernard Fresson as French Resistant Raymond |
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Gisèle Grimm as Major Lawrence |
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Harvey Hall as Detainee Center Sergeant |
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Clément Harari as Losch |
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Jacques Harden as Canadian Prisoner |
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David Hutcheson as Ministry Official |
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Marcel Journet as Marshall von Runstedt |
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Morteza Kazerouni as Freddie, the Chauffeur |
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Richard Larke as Jersey Prison Warder |
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Robert Le Béal as Lieutenant Cameron |
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Violette Marceau as Prisoner Girl |
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Guy Marly as Luftwaffe Officer |
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Jacques Mayar as S.S. Lieutenant |
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Paul Mesnier as Wehrmacht General |
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Charles Millot as 2nd Polish Interrogator |
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Hubert Noël as Von Runstedt's Aide de Camp |
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Jean Ozenne as Gal Von Langsdorf |
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Marcel Roche as Jersey Prison Head Warder (as Marcel Roth) |
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Albert Simono as B.B.C. Reporter |
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Anthony Stuart as Wing Commander |
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Michel Thomass as 3rd Polish Interrogator |
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Edward Underdown as Air Marshall |
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François Valorbe as S.S. Commandant |
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Van Doude as Plotting Officer |
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Howard Vernon as German Embassy Official |
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Francis de Wolff as German Colonel General |
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Jean-Pierre Zola as Jersey Prison Commandant |
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Jean-Marc Bory as Resistance Leader (uncredited) |
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Gordon Jackson as British Sergeant Questioning Chapman (uncredited) |
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Colin McKenzie as Policeman (uncredited) |
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Laure Paillette as Old Lady (uncredited) |
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Frank Phillips as Radio Announcer (voice) (uncredited) |
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Robert Rietti as B.B.C. Reporter (voice) (uncredited) |
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Jeff Silk as Policeman (uncredited) |
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Sylvia Sorrente as Hostess in the Club (uncredited) |
| Directing | Terence Young | Director |
| Writing | Frank Owen | Novel |
| Writing | René Hardy | Screenplay |
| Sound | Georges Garvarentz | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Henri Alekan | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Roger Dwyre | Editor |
| Art | Tony Roman | Art Direction |
| Costume & Make-Up | Marie-Madeleine Paris | Makeup Artist |
| Writing | William Marchant | Dialogue |
| Production | Georges Cheyko | Associate Producer |
| Production | Fred Feldkamp | Executive Producer |
| Art | René Renoux | Production Design |
| Directing | Bernard Quatrehomme | Assistant Director |
| Directing | Christian Raoux | Assistant Director |
| Sound | Johnny Dwyre | Sound Editor |
| Sound | Jacques Lebreton | Sound Engineer |
| Camera | Raymond Picon Borel | Camera Technician |
| Production | Jacques-Paul Bertrand | Producer |
