Triple Cross 1966
"MASTER-CRIMINAL! SUPER-SPY! AND ALL TRUE!"
In "Triple Cross (1966)", master safecracker Eddie Chapman transforms his life from crime to wartime intrigue when the Nazis recruit him as a spy—only to later flip his allegiance and work as a double agent for Britain.
Director: Terence Young
Cast
Christopher Plummer
Freddie Chapman
Romy Schneider
Helga Lindstrom (The Countess)
Trevor Howard
Freddie Young (Distinguished Civilian)
Gert Fröbe
Colonel Steinhager
Claudine Auger
Paulette
Yul Brynner
Baron von Grunen
Harry Meyen
Lieutenant Keller
Georges Lycan
Leo
Jess Hahn
Commander Braid
John Abbey
Lang
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Triple Cross (1966) about?
This 1966 wartime adventure follows safecracker Eddie Chapman, who becomes entangled in espionage after the Nazis recruit him as a spy. Upon returning to Britain, he flips roles to work as a double agent for the Allies, all while navigating a dangerous life-or-death game of deception.
Who directed Triple Cross?
Terence Young, known for his work on stylish action and spy films, directed "Triple Cross" with a keen eye for tension and intrigue.
Who stars in Triple Cross?
The film features Christopher Plummer as Eddie Chapman, alongside Romy Schneider, Yul Brynner, Trevor Howard, and Gert Fröbe in key roles.
Is Triple Cross (1966) worth watching?
With its blend of wartime espionage, double-crossing thrills, and strong performances from its cast, "Triple Cross" is a compelling watch for fans of classic adventure films. Its historical roots and high-stakes narrative make it a standout in the genre.
How long is Triple Cross?
Triple Cross has a runtime of 140 minutes.
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About Triple Cross (1966) — The True Story of WWII's Most Daring Double Agent
In "Triple Cross (1966)", master safecracker Eddie Chapman transforms his life from crime to wartime intrigue when the Nazis recruit him as a spy—only to later flip his allegiance and work as a double agent for Britain. Directed by Terence Young, this gripping adventure unfolds against the shadowy backdrop of World War II espionage, blending action with high-stakes manipulation. Christopher Plummer stars as the charismatic yet morally complex Chapman, navigating a treacherous web of deception where trust is the rarest currency. Romy Schneider and Yul Brynner round out the cast, adding star power and intrigue to a story grounded in real historical figures and events.
The film thrives on its dual-perspective narrative, showing how Chapman outwits both sides of the conflict while playing for his freedom—and survival. With its wartime espionage themes, sharp character dynamics, and the unmistakable tension of a man walking a razor's edge, "Triple Cross" delivers a stylish and suspenseful take on wartime duplicity.
