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1. Main Title/A White Line [7:17]
2. Father O'Flaherty's Sanctuary [6:19]
3. "Rome Is Ours" [1:39]
4. At the Risk of Getting Caught [6:49]
5. Mobilizing the British [8:29]
6. Refuge, Not Resistance [2:28]
7. Faith and 100 People in Gold [4:53]
8. Colonel Kappler's Promises [2:51]
9. A Favor and a Warning [3:50]
10. Rome Under Siege [4:52]
11. Codename Golf/No Time [6:22]
12. The Pain of Father Morosini [7:09]
13. Guns for Christmas [2:13]
14. "Deal With Him!" [1:50]
15. The Long Way Home [3:42]
16. A Signature Moment [4:05]
17. Successful Sweep [1:43]
18. "Hat in Hand" [4:39]
19. Report to Himmler [5:53]
20. The Padre's Last Party [3:40]
21. Priceless, Threatened Relics [6:53]
22. O'Flaherty on the Run [5:45]
23. Taunting the Snipers [6:52]
24. Inside the Vatican! [3:05]
25. Mission in Uniform [8:53]
26. Lucky to Get Away [5:09]
27. Private Meeting, Private Plea [7:44]
28. Liberation! [6:45]
29. End Credits [1:36]
Gregory Peck had made scattered television appearances before, but the 3-hour Scarlet and the Black was his first starring assignment in a made-for-TV movie. Peck plays Monsignor Hugh O'Flaherty, a real-life cleric who, during World War II, rescued thousands of escaped POWs from the Gestapo. Christopher Plummer co-stars as the Rome-based SS official who tries to catch O'Flaherty in the act. The film won several industry and religious awards, and earned three Emmy nominations. Based on J. P. Gallagher's book The Scarlet Pimpernel in the Vatican, The Scarlet and the Black premiered on February 2, 1983. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide