To Die in Paris
To Die in Paris is a 1968 TV film directed by Charles S. Dubin and Allen Reisner and starring Louis Jourdan, Kurt Kreuger, Phillippe Fourquet, and Stuart Nesbet.[1]
| To Die in Paris | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Charles S. Dubin Allen Reisner |
| Written by | Brad Radnitz Paul Mason |
| Starring | Louis Jourdan Kurt Kreuger Phillippe Fourquet Stuart Nesbet |
Release date | 1968 |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Premise
During World War Two, a French resistance leader is accused of betraying his own side.
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References
- To Die in Paris at Louise Jourdan website
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