The Twenty-fifth hour

the Twenty-fifth hour is a film carried out by Henri Verneuil in 1966.

Synopsis

In 1939, in a Rumanian village, a man, denounced as being Jewish whereas it is not it, is sent in camp of work. His wife asks for the divorce to preserve what to raise her son. He escapes with other prisoners in Hungary, country still free.

Data sheet

original Title: The twenty-fifth hour
Realization: Henri Verneuil
Scenario: Henri Verneuil, François Boyer and Wolf Mankowitz, according to the novel of Virgil Gheorghiu
Music: Georges Delerue
Kind: Drama
Country: France/Italy//Romania
Lasted: 2:14
Date: April 26th 1967 (France)

Distribution

Anthony Quinn: Johann Moritz
Virna Lisi : Suzanna Moritz
Serge Reggiani: Trajan Koruga
Gregoire Aslan: Nicolai Debresco
Marcel Dalio: Strul
Marine Jacques: the soldier at Debresco
Francoise Rosay: Mrs. Nagy
Paul Pavel: prisoner in the truck
Jacques Préboist: prisoner in the truck
Jean Desailly: the minister
Michael Redgrave: the lawyer of Johann
Albert Rémy: Joseph Attic
Jan Werich: sergeant Constantin
Jacques Marbeuf: German officer
Robert Beatty: colonel Greenfield
John Mesurier: chair court
Harold Goldbatt: Isaac Nagy

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