Target Unknown 1951

B-26 Marauder crew bail out and are captured and put in a prisoner of war camp. Based on an Army Air Force training video called Resisting Enemy Interrogation. • Resisting Enemy Interr...

[@EverettDiego]

INCREDIBLE FILM!! Well written,... Well Cast,... and Well Acted!! So subtle and thought provoking.

[@jackbuckley7816]

I've been wanting to re-locate this movie for well over 20 years. I saw some of it once by chance & kept in mind but never turned-up anywhere. Couldn't recall title either. All I remembered was that Gig Young was in it, playing either a prisoner or a German, my vague image being of the latter. Knew it was set in a German prison camp, a rather ritzy, elegant one! Just recently, I finally decided to make another all-out push to find it, especially since there are so many more old films available now on You Tube. So here it is at long-last, hooray, with beautifully restored audio & sharp, crisp, b&w film quality! I've paused it temporarily only because much of the dialogue is SO fast-paced, it began to wear me out, especially Robert Montgomery. Gig Young is fine in this regard, speaking at a normal pace; most of rest of Germans, though, just SO rapid, whew! Then, with all the subtleties in their sly interrogation methods, I found it hard to focus & follow, getting lost in the minutia of it all. I'll return to it soon, though, after I've had a respite, about 45 minutes or so to go, maybe a little less. It IS a very original, out-of-the-ordinary WW2 film, & very compelling.

[@pz3j]

An interesting nuance is that one of the Luftwaffe officers in the dinner table scene was played by the same actor in the 1944 training film. He looks a bit chubbier, but its him.

[@chrismillard4651]

This was a remake of a training film made in 1944 except they made it with a Hollywood happy ending?

[@AndinoKiwi]

1:16:51. Chilean actress Malú Gatica.