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Operation Crossbow (1965)

“Sabotage of Hitler's ingenious weapons of mass destruction...the V1 and V2 rockets!”

  • PG-13
  • 115 min
  • Drama, War
  • imdb logo 6.6/10 (5507 votes)

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Plot

"Operation Crossbow" is a gripping tale from the final chapters of World War II, where the imminent threat of Hitler's "revenge weapons," the V1 and V2 rockets, could reverse the tide of war. In a daring endeavor to understand these lethal weapons, the Allies infiltrate the heavily guarded Nazi missile center at Peenemunde. The team comprises adept engineers, meticulously selected for this perilous mission. Assuming the identities of real-life figures who are either deceased or incapable, they navigate through a world of danger, deception, and intrigue. However, unbeknownst to them, their mission is jeopardized from the onset. A shadow lurks within their own ranks—a man wanted for murder. Moreover, a cunning Nazi agent, masquerading as an applicant for the mission, further amplifies the risk. These unexpected twists of fate weave a web of suspense, making every step they take a dance with danger. As the plot unravels, the narrative subtly interweaves the story of Hannah Reich, a daring female German test pilot in the real world. Despite the relentless adversity, the surviving agents collaborate with the Royal Air Force, playing a pivotal role in a colossal bombing campaign to obliterate the worksite. "Operation Crossbow" masterfully captures a crucial moment in history, where survival and betrayal are two sides of the same coin. The film offers an immersive journey into the heart of Nazi Germany, where the heroes must outwit their enemies and their own to ensure that the scales of war do not tip in favor of the Nazis.

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Operation Crossbow is a drama movie featuring Sophia Loren.

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