The Man in the Middle

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The Man in the Middle is a 1963 courtroom drama film set during World War II, focusing on a U.S. Army officer defending a mentally unstable Black soldier accused of murdering a white British sergeant.

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instanceOf courtroom drama film
film
war film
alsoKnownAs The Winston Affair NERFINISHED
artDirectionBy Ken Adam NERFINISHED
authorOfWorkAdapted Howard Fast NERFINISHED
basedOn The Winston Affair NERFINISHED
character Dr. Kapoor NERFINISHED
Lt. Winston NERFINISHED
Maj. William W. Dannaher NERFINISHED
cinematographyBy Max Greene NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
director Guy Hamilton NERFINISHED
distributor 20th Century Fox NERFINISHED
editedBy John Jympson NERFINISHED
filmFormat black-and-white
filmingLocation England NERFINISHED
genre courtroom drama
war drama
hasTheme capital punishment
mental illness
military justice
racism
musicBy Laurence Rosenthal NERFINISHED
originalLanguage English
plotSummary A U.S. Army officer defends a mentally unstable Black soldier accused of murdering a white British sergeant during World War II.
portrayedBy Robert Mitchum NERFINISHED
producer Walter Seltzer NERFINISHED
productionCompany 20th Century Fox NERFINISHED
publicationYearOfSourceWork 1960
releaseDateUSA 1964-02-05
releaseYear 1963
runtimeMinutes 94
screenwriter Dennis Murphy NERFINISHED
Howard Fast NERFINISHED
settingLocation British India NERFINISHED
settingPeriod World War II
starring Barry Sullivan NERFINISHED
France Nuyen NERFINISHED
Keenan Wynn NERFINISHED
Robert Mitchum NERFINISHED
Sam Wanamaker NERFINISHED
Trevor Howard NERFINISHED

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Don Mankiewicz notableWork The Man in the Middle