I've lived with you and I've nearly died with you. And I've never wanted to see you dead until now.
Ten Seconds to Hell (1959)

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I've lived with you and I've nearly died with you. And I've never wanted to see you dead until now.
Ten Seconds to Hell (1959)
Ten Seconds to Hell (1959)
Ten Seconds to Hell 1959
Martine Carol (°May 16, 1920 - +February 6, 1967)
With Jeff Chandler in Ten Seconds to Hell
“The only thing that matters is the future. I never thought it'd matter again, but it does now."
Love in the ruins. Six men disarm bombs in the post-war rubble of Berlin, the scars of a city echoing the past in the present, to make an inhospitable place a city again. Blueprints line the walls of their office and they can precisely identify bombs from a distance, but these men can never be truly prepared. There are too many variables. Every day is a "gamble with death" — but men with something to rebuild have the most to live for. Architects and murderers. Morality and greed. "What will rise from these ashes?"
Ten Seconds To Hell | Robert Aldrich, 1959