The McKenzie Break (Escape) (Wolfpack) (1970)
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The McKenzie Break is an unusual POW escape drama in that the would-be escapees are German prisoners, held in a Scottish camp. When a Luftwaffe pilot is murdered in the compound, British major Ian Hendrey investigates. He suspects that the killing is tied in with a complex escape plan, engineered by… More The McKenzie Break is an unusual POW escape drama in that the would-be escapees are German prisoners, held in a Scottish camp. When a Luftwaffe pilot is murdered in the compound, British major Ian Hendrey investigates. He suspects that the killing is tied in with a complex escape plan, engineered by German commander Helmut Griem. Before the inevitable break, the prisoners form into the sort of separate factions and pressure groups that fomented the Nazi upheaval in Germany in the first place. Based on a novel by Sidney Shelley, The McKenzie Break was actually filmed in Ireland rather than Scotland. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- Lamont Johnson
- Genres
- Drama, Action & Adventure, Classics
PG,
- In Theaters
- Oct 28, 1970 Wide
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Cast
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Brian Keith
as Capt. Jack Connor
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Helmut Griem
as Kapitan Schluetter
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Ian Hendry
as Maj. Perry
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Patrick O'Connell
as Sgt. Major Cox
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Caroline Mortimer
as STS Sgt. Bell
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Horst Janson
as Neuchl
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John Abineri
as Hauptman Kranz
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Eric Allan
as Hochbauer
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Constantin de Goguel
as Lt. Hall
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Tom Kempinski
as Schmidt
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Noel Purcell
as Ferry Captain
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Alexander Allerson
as Von Sperrle
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Martin Dempsey
as Colonel
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John Kavanagh
as Police Inspector
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Mary Larkin
as Cpl. Watt
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Ingo Mogendorf
as Lt. Fullgrabe
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Jim Mooney
as Guard Foss
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Mark Mulholland
as Skipper
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Gregg Palmer
as Lt. Berger
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Perry Desmmond
as Accomplice
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Michael Sheard
as Unger
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Jack Watson
as Gen. Kerr
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David Kelly
as Adjutant
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Alec Doran
as Police Official
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Frank Hayden
as Holtz
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Emmet Bergin
as Orderly Johnston
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Conor Evans
as Orderly Joss
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Vernon Hayden
as Scottish Dispatcher
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Des Keogh
as Guard
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Brendan Mathews
as Guard
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Joe Pilkington
as Police Communications Sergeant
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Robert Somerset
as Guard
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Paul Murphy
as Weber
