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The Cross of Lorraine
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The Cross of Lorraine

film by Garnett [1943]
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    The Cross of Lorraine (1943) also illuminated the horrors of war; Peter Lorre played a sadistic Nazi, and Gene Kelly was a tortured American prisoner of war. Garnett then made two films with Greer Garson: Mrs. Parkington (1944), an adaptation of Louis Bromfield’s novel, and…

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    The Cross of Lorraine (1943) also illuminated the horrors of war; Peter Lorre played a sadistic Nazi, and Gene Kelly was a tortured American prisoner of war. Garnett then made two films with Greer Garson: Mrs. Parkington (1944), an adaptation of Louis Bromfield’s novel, and…

    Read More