No Time to Die (1958) follows the harrowing journey of Daniel Thatcher, an American sergeant embedded with a British tank unit in the scorching deserts of North Africa. Captured by German forces, Thatcher's true identity as a would-be assassin of Josef Goebbels, Hitler's notorious propagandist, is exposed. With his wife's tragic fate in the concentration camps weighing heavily on his heart, Thatcher becomes a valuable captive for his enemies. However, rather than face the horrors of a German prison, Thatcher rallies his fellow tankers to stage a daring escape, determined to avoid becoming a trophy for his captors.
No Time to Die (1958)
1958 · Movie · 86 min. · United Kingdom
Credits
Direction Terence Young
Cast Victor Mature · Leo Genn · Bonar Colleano · Anthony Newley · Alfred Burke · Richard Marner · Martin Boddey · Percy Herbert · Kenneth Cope · David Lodge · Sean Kelly · Kenneth Fortescue · Maxwell Shaw · George Coulouris · Luciana Paluzzi
Soundtrack Kenneth V. Jones
Screenplay Terence Young · Richard Maibaum · Merle Miller
Cinematography Ted Moore
Technical sheet
Title No Time to Die
Original title No Time to Die
Year 1958
Type Movie
Length 86 min.
Country United Kingdom
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