The Last Chance
Directed by	Leopold Lindtberg
Produced by	Lazar Wechsler
Written by	Alberto Barberis Elizabeth Montagu Richard Schweizer
Starring	Ewart G. Morrison
Cinematography	Emil Berna Franz Vlasak
Editing by	Hermann Haller René Martinet
Release date(s)	26 May, 1945
Running time	104 minutes
Country	Switzerland
Language	German

The Last Chance (German: Die Letzte Chance) is a 1945 Swiss war film directed by Leopold Lindtberg. It was entered into the 1946 Cannes Film Festival ^[1] and won the Grand Prize of the Festival (Golden Palm).^[2]

[edit] Cast

• Ewart G. Morrison - Major Telford
• John Hoy - Lieutenant John Halliday
• Ray Reagan - Sergeant Jim Braddock
• Luisa Rossi - Tonina
• Giuseppe Galeati - Wagon Driver
• Romano Calò - The Priest
• Leopold Biberti - Swiss Lieutenant
• Sigfrit Steiner - Military Doctor
• Emil Gerber - Frontier Guard
• Therese Giehse - Frau Wittels
• Robert Schwarz - Bernard Wittels
• Germaine Tournier - Mme. Monnier
• Berthe Sakhnowsky - Chanele
• Jean Martin - Dutchman
• Carlo Romatko - Yugoslav Worker

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• The Last Chance at the Internet Movie Database

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