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Terence Young's Triple Cross (released in some English-speaking countries as "The Eddie Chapman Story"), the 1966 (released in the U.S. in 1967) Terence Young French/English World War II (WWII) military double agent spy espionage crime action melodrama ("Now, for the first time the motion picture screen crackles with the amazing true story of Eddie Chapman. The whispers still have it that he worked for the enemy and was awarded Hitler's Iron Cross. Scotland Yard knew him as the master safecracker of the Gelignite Gang. The British war office called him 'one of the bravest men who served'..."; "He played both ends against the middle... and came out the only authentic hero-villain of World War II!"; "On the screen at last - the true story of the ex-safecracker turned war-hero!"; "On the screen at last - the true story of the ex-safecracker turned war-hero, whose startling escapades form one of the most incredible personal adventures to come out of World War II"; "Theory 1 Eddie Chapman really worked for German Intelligence"; "Theory 2 Eddie Chapman really worked for British Intelligence"; "Theory 3 Eddie Chapman always worked for himself"; "The fantastic true story of Eddie Chapman who was awarded Hitler's Iron Cross yet became Britain's most incredible hero!"; based on the book 'The Eddie Chapman Story' by Frank Owen) starring Christopher Plummer (as Eddie Chapman), Romy Schneider, Trevor Howard, Gert Froebe, Claudine Auger, Yul Brynner ("as The Baron"), Harry Meyen, and Jess Hahn
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