1904), Grand Duke Sergei († 1905) and Archduke Franz Ferdinand († 1914), but omits Tsars Alexander II († 1881) and Nicholas II († 1918), and "Sissi", Queen Empress of Austro-Hungary († 1898) Gustav III – 1974 Swedish television film by Johan Bergenstråhle about the 1792 shooting of King Gustav III (Gösta Ekman) by a disgruntled officer (Håkan Serner) at a masquerade ball Orders (Les Ordres) – Oscar-submitted 1974 French Canadian film by Michel Brault about mass arrests following the assassination of Quebec Labour Minister Pierre Laporte by FLQ terrorists during the 1970 October Crisis Agony: The Life and Death of Rasputin (Агония) – 1974 Soviet film by Elem Klimov about the murdered monk, Rasputin La Muerte de Pancho Villa – 1974 Mexican film by Mario Hernández about the assassination of Pancho Villa in 1923 Peregrina – 1974 Mexican film by Mario Hernández about the assassination of Yucatán Governor Felipe Carrillo Puerto in 1924 The ODESSA File – 1974 film by Ronald Neame in which a West German journalist (Jon Voight) targets Edward Roschmann, industrialist and former SS commandant of Riga concentration camp The Parallax View – 1974 film by Alan J. Pakula about a reporter and assassination conspiracy theorist (Warren Beatty), and the murders of two U.S. senators, adapted from the novel by Loren Singer The Godfather Part II – 1974 film, the second part of the Godfather trilogy, written by Mario Puzo and Francis Ford Coppola, and directed by Coppola; is ranked among the greatest films of all time A Boy and His Dog – 1974 science fiction film by L. Q. Jones about a teenage girl who recruits a post-apocalyptic nomad (Don Johnson) to assassinate her town council as part of a coup The Man with the Golden Gun – 1974 film by Guy Hamilton that pits James Bond against the world's top assassin, Scaramanga (Christopher Lee) 1975–1979 Operation: Daybreak – 1975 film by Lewis Gilbert about the assassination of Nazi Reinhard Heydrich by Czech commandos in 1942, starring Timothy Bottoms Sarajevski atentat (a.k.a. The Day That Shook the World) – Oscar-submitted 1975 Yugoslavian-Czechoslovakian (Serbo-Croatian) film by Veljko Bulajić about the 1914 assassination of Austrian Archduke Franz Ferdinand (Christopher Plummer) and his wife by a Young Bosnia nationalist (Irfan Mensur) L'Attentat de Damiens – 1975 French television film by Pierre Cavassilas about the assassination attempt made against King Louis XV by Robert-François Damiens in 1757 Edward the Seventh