Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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Pauline Murray | ... | Pauline |
Sebastian Shaw | ... | Doctor Richard Fletcher | |
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Bart Allison | ... | Skipworth |
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Reginald Marsh | ... | IA Medical Officer |
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Frank Bennett | ... | IA Political Leader |
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Derek Milburn | ... | Partisan |
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Nicolette Bernard | ... | IA Woman Commandant |
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Nicholas Moore | ... | IA Group Leader Moorfield |
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Rex Collett | ... | IA NCO |
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Michael Passmore | ... | IA Man |
Peter Dyneley | ... | German Officer (as Peter Dineley) | |
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Barrie Pattison | ... | Street Corner Speaker |
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Honor Fearson | ... | Honor Hutton |
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Ronald Phillips | ... | German NCO |
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Frank Gardner | ... | Partisan |
It is the Second World War. The Nazis have invaded Britain. There is a split between the resistance and those who prefer to collaborate with the invaders for a quiet life. The protagonist, a nurse, is caught in the middle. Written by Anonymous
Must have been 1967 when I was based at High Wycombe and often went to London for the day. The film was released during this year and wandered into the cinema. The title and posters intrigued me and I was just killing time.
I was amazed at how realistic this film portrayal was and how quiet the cinema was, not a sound from start to finish. The way ID cards/papers were used, the attitude of some people that collaborated, and the resistance starting to fight back, it was just brilliant.
I'd love to see it again,let's hope it is screened on TV but I don't remember seeing it on TV to date, unless it was during the 80's when I was working abroad.