El tren (1964)
El Coronel Franz Von Waldheim se encuentra destacado en París con una misión muy concreta: hacerse con las modernas pinturas francesas, las mismas calificadas de "degeneradas" por los nazis, y cargarlas en un tren con destino a Alemania para el Tercer Reich. Eso sí, ha de tener mucho cuidado de no dañar la carga y, además, tiene de tiempo límite lo que tarden los aliados en reconquistar la ciudad, es decir, poco margen, ya que cada vez están más cerca.
Directora:
John Frankenheimer
Escritores:
Franklin Coen, Frank Davis, Walter Bernstein, Albert Husson, Nedrick Young.
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Burt Lancaster as Paul Labiche |
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Paul Scofield as von Waldheim |
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Jeanne Moreau as Christine |
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Suzanne Flon as Mademoiselle Villard |
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Michel Simon as Papa Boul |
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Wolfgang Preiss as Maj. Herren |
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Albert Rémy as Didont |
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Charles Millot as Pesquet |
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Richard Münch as General von Lubitz |
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Jean-Pierre Zola as Octave |
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Jacques Marin as Jacques |
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Paul Bonifas as Spinet |
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Jean Bouchaud as Schmidt |
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Donald O'Brien as Schwartz |
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Arthur Brauss as Pilzer |
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Jean-Claude Bercq as Major |
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Howard Vernon as Dietrich |
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Louis Falavigna as Railroad Worker |
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Richard Bailey as Grote |
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Christian Fuin as Robert |
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Helmo Kindermann as Ordnance Officer |
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Roger Lumont as Engineer Officer |
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Gérard Buhr as Corporal |
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Christian Rémy as Tauber |
| Directing | John Frankenheimer | Director |
| Writing | Rose Valland | Novel |
| Writing | Franklin Coen | Screenplay |
| Writing | Frank Davis | Screenplay |
| Writing | Walter Bernstein | Screenplay |
| Writing | Albert Husson | Screenplay |
| Production | Jules Bricken | Producer |
| Sound | Maurice Jarre | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Jean Tournier | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Walter Wottitz | Director of Photography |
| Editing | David Bretherton | Editor |
| Editing | Gabriel Rongier | Editor |
| Costume & Make-Up | Georges Bouban | Makeup Artist |
| Art | Willy Holt | Production Design |
| Writing | Nedrick Young | Screenplay |
