The 25th Hour

The 25th Hour was released on March 24, 1967.

The 25th Hour was directed by Henri Verneuil.

The 25th Hour has a runtime of 2h 1m.

The 25th Hour was produced by Carlo Ponti.

During World War II, Johann Moritz (Anthony Quinn), a Romanian gentile peasant, whose pretty wife is lusted after by the village gendarme, is denounced as being Jewish, arrested, and sent to a concentration camp. In the camp, the camp commander mistakes him for a new recruit, a volunteer to the S.S. and he is drafted into the S.S. Ironically, after the war, he is detained by the Allied authorities for his wartime involvement with the S.S.

The key characters in The 25th Hour are Johann Moritz (Anthony Quinn), Suzanna Moritz (Virna Lisi), Nicolai Debresco (Grégoire Aslan).

The 25th Hour is rated Not Rated.

The 25th Hour is a Drama, War film.

The 25th Hour has an audience rating of 9.4 out of 10.