mysterious woman from a Parisian asylum (Ingrid Bergman) who might be Russian Grand Duchess Anastasia, survivor of the murder of her family in 1918 The Green Man – 1956 comedy by Robert Day and Basil Dearden about an assassin (Alastair Sim) and a Cabinet minister The Man Who Knew Too Much – 1956 remake by Alfred Hitchcock about an American family on vacation in Morocco who become involved in an assassination plot Omar Khayyam – 1957 film by William Dieterle in which the famous poet Omar Khayyam (Cornel Wilde) foils a plot by the sect of Assassins to kill the sultan's son I Was Monty's Double – 1958 film by John Guillermin in which the actor (M.E. Clifton-James as himself) hired to impersonate British Field Marshal Montgomery is subject to German aeroplane and commando attacks Ivan the Terrible, Part II – 1958 Soviet film by Sergei Eisenstein about a plot by his boyars to assassinate Tsar Ivan IV (Nikolai Cherkasov), c. 1565 Ashes and Diamonds – 1958 Polish film by Andrzej Wajda about two Home Army fighters ordered to assassinate a Communist commissar Zamach – 1959 Polish film by Jerzy Passendorfer about the assassination of Franz Kutschera, SS Police Chief of Warsaw, by Home Army fighters in 1944 Ben-Hur – 1959 film by William Wyler in which a Jewish nobleman is sentenced to the galleys after a perceived assassination attempt on Valerius Gratus, the Roman Procurator of Judea North West Frontier – 1959 film by J. Lee Thompson, set in India in 1905, where a Hindu maharajah is assassinated by Moslem rebels and a British captain (Kenneth More) must defend his young heir 1960s Esther and the King – 1960 film by Raoul Walsh and Mario Bava about Persian Queen Esther and her husband King Ahasuerus, based on the Book of Esther Khovanshchina – 1960 Soviet film by Vera Stroyeva, starring Mark Reizen, based on Mussorgsky's opera Murder, Inc. – 1960 film by Stuart Rosenberg about the Murder, Inc. group of professional hitmen, starring Stuart Whitman The Gleiwitz Case – 1961 East German film by Gerhard Klein in which Nazis plan to murder a concentration camp inmate dressed in Polish uniform as a pretext to invade Poland, based on the 1939 Gleiwitz incident Vanina Vanini – 1961 Italian film by Roberto Rossellini, set in 1824 during the Risorgimento, when a Carbonari revolutionary (Laurent Terzieff) plans to assassinate a traitor to