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Churchill’s Leopards (1970) Characters, Setting & Themes Explained
- Release, runtime and language
- 1970 · 88 mins · Italian
- Directed by
- Maurizio Pradeaux
- Starring
- Klaus Kinski, Helga Liné, Frank Braña, Antonio Casas, Richard Harrison, Pilar Velázquez
A British commando unit is dispatched into occupied France to destroy a German‑held dam crucial to the upcoming D‑Day invasion. Simultaneously, a British intelligence officer penetrates the German garrison to provide inside assistance, posing as his identical German twin brother, creating a dangerous double‑life deception that drives the mission’s success.
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