QB VII

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QB VII is a 1974 television miniseries adaptation of Leon Uris's novel, dramatizing a high-profile libel trial involving Holocaust atrocities and questions of truth and reputation.

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instanceOf drama television series
television miniseries
adaptationOf QB VII (novel) by Leon Uris
audioFormat mono
authorOfSourceWork Leon Uris
awardReceived Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Film Editing for a Special
basedOn QB VII (novel)
composer Jerry Goldsmith
countryOfOrigin United States
depicts Holocaust atrocities
Nazi war crimes
libel trial
director Tom Gries
distributor American Broadcasting Company
format color
genre historical drama
legal drama
hasPart Part I
Part II
medium television
nominatedFor Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Limited Series
numberOfEpisodes 2
originalLanguage English
originalNetwork ABC
originalReleaseFormat television miniseries
originalReleaseYear 1974
pictureFormat 4:3
portraysFictionalizedVersionOf Dering v Uris (libel case)
productionCompany Universal Television
releaseDecade 1970s
runtimeTotal approximately 390 minutes
screenwriter Edward Anhalt
setting Israel
Poland
United Kingdom
stars Anthony Hopkins
Anthony Quayle
Ben Gazzara
Juliet Mills
Lee Remick
Lesley-Anne Down
subject Holocaust
libel
reputation
truth
war crimes
theme justice
memory of the Holocaust
moral responsibility

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Lee Remick notableWork QB VII
Leon Uris notableWork QB VII
subject linked to: Uris