Jonathan Hemlock (Clint Eastwood) is an art professor and recreational mountaineer - he’s certainly not an assassin, he got out of that game years ago. But when his independence is threatened, Hemlock finds himself recruited into one last mission - a mission that will take him to all corners of the globe, up the north face of the challenging Eiger Mountain in the Alps, and into a den of lies and deceit that will push him to the breaking point.


The Eiger Sanction was filmed on location over seven weeks in 1974. Rather than using a stuntman to film the climbing scenes or recreating the film on a studio back-lot, Eastwood insisted on doing much of the difficult and dangerous mountain assent himself.

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