Movie Love #18

In the shadow of World War II, a French intelligence officer assembles an unlikely team—a former Maquis fighter, a Gestapo veteran, and British and American operatives—to track down a dangerous murderer whose crimes continue long after the war's end. As they piece together their fragmented memories of a man who appeared in their lives under different identities and nationalities, the investigation pulls them back through years of espionage, prison camps, and narrow escapes, searching for the truth about Peter Forrester and the secrets he carried. What began as separate wartime missions converges into a deadly game where nothing—and no one—may be quite what they seem.

Mario Lanza, born Alfred Arnold Cocozza, traces his rise from a young singer discovered by conductor Serge Koussevitsky through military service and into a flourishing career in concert, radio, and recordings. After signing with M-G-M in Hollywood, he went on to star in major musical films including "That Midnight Kiss," "Toast of New Orleans," "The Great Caruso," and "Because You're Mine." This biographical portrait captures the journey of a voice compared to the great Caruso himself.