Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Kelvin Fletcher | ... | John Seabourne | |
Christos Lawton | ... | Victor Lawrence | |
Audrey L'Ebrellec | ... | Ellie Belrose | |
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Tom Taplin | ... | Anatole |
Tim Berrington | ... | Father Bernard | |
Nick Harris | ... | Ministry Man | |
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Liam Gayfer | ... | German Soldier |
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Fabio Goutet | ... | Davide |
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Eleanor Grace | ... | Jane Seabourne |
Samantha Coughlan | ... | Aunt Betty | |
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Alastair Kirton | ... | Challenger |
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Guy Faulkner | ... | Von Richter |
Antonio Bustorff | ... | Durand | |
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Alex Mole | ... | Vicar |
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Matt Welham | ... | German Soldier |
When a high-ranking war planner is captured and held in a German prisoner of war camp, a team of specialists take on the dangerous mission of trying to break him out. Trouble is, he doesn't want to be rescued.
I would disagree with the 1* and 2* ratings as far too harsh. I found it rather entertaining. True the poster is misleading and the limited budget quickly stands out but overall I had good time watching it. Not a blockbuster but it could fare rather well on TV. Some criticize the credibility of the plot, but what about the plot of The Dirty Dozen or Kelly's Heroes ! The plots in those classic WW2 movies are about as realistic. Who cares if the story is entertaining ? Considering the budget limitations and accepting the plot I found acting rather fine; save for some French and German accents. Directing and particularly editing could be better. The score is overused and considering the budget a touch of lightness with some show of humor would have improved the overall impression. A bit like in Kelly's Heroes. Globally a nice independent movie.