3 Nazi generals suspected of grisley murders during WWII
The Night of the Generals is a murder mystery set during the end of World War II and its immediate aftermath.<br /><br />The movie begins with a Polish woman being gruesomely murdered in 1942. The only clue was a man saw general’s stripes on the murderer’s pants. Major Grau (Omar Sharif) is the investigator, and found three generals as possible suspects. Grau pursues the case despite the dangers of taking on the high command. The movie sweeps back and forth between the war and the postwar period when French Inspector Morand (Philippe Noiret) is still investigating the cases. That’s because there was a similar murder in Paris in 1944 with the same suspects once again and Grau was there as well to re-start his inquiries.<br /><br />Mixed in with the mystery is some events from the war. One of the three generals lays waste to part of Warsaw to root out guerrillas. Although that’s supposed to take place in 1942 it harkens back to putting down the Warsaw Uprising in 1944. In Paris, it brings up army officers plotting the murder of Hitler.<br /><br />The movie is very well done. Peter O’Toole plays General Wilhelm Tanz. He has a crazed look upon him the entire time. Sharif and Noriet are very smooth as well. Very good mix of a mystery investigation and World War II drama.<br />C
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Omar Sharif stars as a German intelligence officer who sets out to find the murderer of a prostitute who was also a secret agent. Focusing on three generals who were the girl's clients, Sharif obsessively attempts to prove one of them guilty of the crime. His attempts fail, until another prostitute is killed and Peter O'Toole is exposed as the psychotic general..