The Seventh Cross

Name: The Seventh Cross
Released: 1944
Rating: 59.09
Cast: Robert Blake, Agnes Moorehead, George Macready, Jessica Tandy, Spencer Tracy

1944

Drama

1h 52m

In Nazi Germany in 1936 seven men escape from a concentration camp. The camp commander puts up seven crosses and, as the Gestapo returns each escapee he is put to death on a cross. The seventh cross is still empty as George Heisler seeks freedom in Holland. (imdb)

The Seventh Cross

1944

Drama

1h 52m

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Luna6ix

Rated 12 Jan 2010

The best Tracy movie I've seen thus far, it's a shame that more people haven't heard of it. If you have not seen this movie, I would suggest you try to find a copy, because this is a must watch.

Rated 12 Jan 2010

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braddad68

Rated 30 Mar 2020

Never heard of this one, and it is outstanding. Spencer Tracy delivers again another phenomenal performance. Though the subject matter is very dismal, overall the movie offers hope.

Rated 30 Mar 2020

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PUNQ

Rated 24 Mar 2019

The Seventh Cross (1944) was an amazing film for a long while. Noir style, on the run from Nazis, with someone with the massive personality like Spencer Tracy. What could go wrong? I'll tell you. They removed the danger. Instead of adding tension and suspense, everyone he met was a friend and a enemy of the Nazis. Like it was a "hope story" where no one sympathized with the evil Third Reich. Perhaps the right choice while in war for propaganda purposes. Wrong turn as far as delivering classic.

Rated 24 Mar 2019

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