"The Night Of The Generals" (1967) is based on a successful novel by writer Helmut Kirst, which deals with a serial killer among German generals during WWII. To solve that series of crimes against women, Major Grau (Omar Sharif) is set on that case and investigates on three potential candidates, played by Charles Gray, Donald Pleasance and Peter O'Toole. While director Anatole Litvak makes no mystery about the fact who did it (does he even tried?), he surprises again and again with other storylines, filmed at wonderful locations, focusing on various times, during and after the war, that makes it very worth watching. The music was composed by Maurice Jarre, who gave the score a haunting waltz for madness and an sweet love theme. However, the main title music (as heard in the movie) wasn't released on the soundtrack, so we are starting with the "March From The Night Of The Generals". Enjoy!

Lovely at times while suspenseful at others, a very interesting adaptation of an interesting soundtrack. Thanks Fred.

Thanks for making this soundtrack! I was hoping you would do this score.

I've loved this movie for over 50 years, especially the soundtrack by my favorite composer of all, Maurice Jarre. Thank you so much, Fred. How about my all-time favorite, "The Damned", next?

Grazie Fred. Conosco il titolo del film, ma non l'ho mai visto. Maurice Jarre da alla musica toni abbastanza cupi o misteriosi. Buona festa delle mamme!🎉🙂

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