commandos in 1942 The Trial of Lee Harvey Oswald – 1964 film by Larry Buchanan in which the accused assassin (Charles Mazyrack) of U.S. President Kennedy is not himself assassinated but instead receives a fair trial in Dallas The Fall of the Roman Empire – 1964 film by Anthony Mann about the rumoured assassination of Marcus Aurelius (Alec Guinness) in AD 180 and the actual one of Commodus (Christopher Plummer) in 192 Behold a Pale Horse – 1964 film by Fred Zinnemann about a Spanish Civil War grudge between an exiled guerrilla (Gregory Peck) and a policeman (Anthony Quinn) De l'assassinat considéré comme un des beaux-arts (Assassination Considered as One of the Fine Arts) – 1964 French film by Maurice Boutel lists a role for a "President of Gentlemen Amateurs" (Anthony Stuart) Shaheed – 1965 Indian (Hindi) film by S. Ram Sharma about Indian nationalist Bhagat Singh and the assassination of British police superintendent J.P. Saunders in 1928 Thunderball – 1965 film by Terence Young that opens with James Bond's first on-screen assassination, of an enemy agent The Intelligence Men – 1965 comedy by Robert Asher in which two Londoners (Morecambe and Wise) foil an assassination plot at the ballet Harum Scarum – 1965 musical comedy by Gene Nelson in which a band of ancient Assassins want a singer (Elvis Presley) to kill a desert king Lee Oswald – Assassin – 1966 television film by Rudolph Cartier about the 1963 assassination of U.S. President Kennedy and the subsequent murder of his assassin (Tony Bill), based on a play by Felix Lützkendorf The Battle of Algiers – Oscar-nominated 1966 Italian film by Gillo Pontecorvo about political violence during the Algerian War Pharaoh – Oscar-nominated 1966 Polish film by Jerzy Kawalerowicz about the assassination of a reformist Egyptian pharaoh, adapted from the novel by Bolesław Prus, and eerily echoing the death of John F. Kennedy in 1963 The Man Called Flintstone – 1966 animated thriller by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera in which Bedrock quarry employee and family man Fred Flintstone becomes the target of assassins when he takes the place of a out-of-action secret agent who looks exactly like him Our Man Flint – 1966 spoof by Daniel Mann in which a retired secret agent (James Coburn) avoids assassination by mad scientists bent on world domination Ilbon cheonhwanggwa poktanuisa (a.k.a. The Japanese Emperor and the Martyrs) – 1967 South Korean film