Uncertain Glory

Synopsis

Uncertain Glory is a captivating 1944 war drama starring the charismatic Errol Flynn. The film follows the story of Jean Picard, a French criminal facing the death penalty during World War II. When a German bombing raid allows him a chance to escape, Picard assumes the identity of a dead French soldier and gets involved in a daring plan to save a group of hostages. As Picard navigates the moral complexities of his situation, tension builds and unexpected twists unfold. With its mix of suspense, moral dilemmas, and standout performances, Uncertain Glory is a classic war film that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats until the very end.

Cast

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  Errol Flynn

  Jean Picard

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  Paul Lukas

  Inspector Marcel Bonet

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  Jean Sullivan

  Marianne

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  Lucile Watson

  Mme. Maret

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  Dennis Hoey

  Father Le Clerc

• Albert Van Antwerp

  Vitrac, member of underground

Reviews

Uncertain Glory has garnered mixed reviews from critics over the years. While some praise the film for its suspenseful plot, strong performances, and exploration of moral ambiguity, others criticize its pacing and certain melodramatic elements. 'Errol Flynn delivers a memorable performance in this gripping war drama that keeps audiences guessing until the end,' says The Hollywood Reporter. On the other hand, Variety notes, 'Despite its compelling premise, Uncertain Glory falters in its execution, with uneven pacing and a lack of character development.' With an IMDb rating of 7.1/10, the film remains a somewhat polarizing entry in Flynn's filmography.