A dramatized documentary about the evacuation of the British Expeditionary Force from Dunkirk in May 1940.
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| Timothy Dalton | ... | Narrator (voice) | |
| Simon Russell Beale | ... | Winston Churchill | |
| Clive Brunt | ... | Pte Alf Tombs | |
| Phil Cornwell | ... | Harry Noakes | |
| Benedict Cumberbatch | ... | Lt Jimmy Langley | |
| Ricci Harnett | ... | Guardsman Desmond Thorogood | |
| Nicholas Jones | ... | Maj Angus McCorquodale | |
| Michael Legge | ... | LCpl Wilf Saunders | |
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James Loye | ... | Sub Lt David Mellis RN |
| Kevin McNally | ... | Maj Gen Harold Alexander (as Kevin R. McNally) | |
| Roland Manookian | ... | Frankie Osborne | |
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Alex Noodle | ... | Lukie Osborne |
| Adrian Rawlins | ... | Capt Bill Tennant RN | |
| Rick Warden | ... | Maj Philip Newman RAMC | |
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Ben Abell | ... | Cpl Gill |
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A dramatized documentary about the evacuation of the British Expeditionary Force from Dunkirk in May 1940.
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Curious programme as it seems to almost deliberately and consciously write the Merchant Navy out of the evacuation of the BEF from Dunkirk. Even when what is clearly a Merchant ship is being attacked by Stukas, in contemporary black and white film, the narrator refers to Royal Navy destroyers! When Merchant ships are referred to they are almost invariably called personnel ships or supply ships, almost never Merchant ships. The only actual reference to a Merchant ship is where one is on fire and a group of Royal Navy people go onboard to fight the fire. Even then there don't seem to be any Merchant Navy people present. Is this a deliberate omission, or one based on ignorance?