Tonight on TV: You don’t know this spy movie with William Holden, though it is recommended

Do you love high quality spy movies? Good news: Art offers the opportunity to discover a stranger this Monday evening! Because of the betrayal of the orders, led by Grand William Holden (Boulevard Du Twilight, Stalag 17, Kwai River Bridge, Wild Horde …) is a little surprised.

According to director George Seaton (which we are obliged to Christmas Classic Le Miracle 34 Street, Oscar for Best Screenplay), Alexander Klein’s novel, a betrayal Order Ordy, who came out in the theaters in 1962, is freely inspired by Erikson’s story. The latter worked as an operator of strategic services office during World War II.

History? Thus, it is Erik Erikson, a naturalized Swedish naturalized, which carries the black fuel market with the Germans during World War II. Only with money and completely alien policy, it was soon observed with American secret services, offering it to be sentenced to impunity if he agrees to appear in himself as a nazi traitor. Purpose: To penetrate the fascist party. He gets, but is in love with a German agent named Marianne …

Holden / Palmer / Griffith: Excellent Trio Credits

The treason of the feature film, in which William Holden, would, at an optional phlegmatic, respond to the excellent Lily Palmer and Hugh Griffith, took advantage of the support of the real Eric Erikson, who supervised the script. The result is a picturesque work, with an obvious tension that is more interesting because it is taken from real facts. Are you ready to find this little famous nugget at the bottom of your sofa?

Tonight at Art, at 8:55 pm.