The Big Blockade Trailer

The Big Blockade Trailer (1942)

19 January 1942 Drama, War 73 mins

Wartime propaganda piece reporting on the success of the economic blockade of Germany in the early years of the war.

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Cast

Leslie Banks

as Taylor

Will Hay

as Skipper

Bernard Miles

as Royal Navy Mate

Frank Cellier

as Schneider

Robert Morley

as Von Geiselbrecht

Alfred Drayton

as Direktor

Marius Goring

as German Propaganda Officer

Austin Trevor

as U-boat Captain

Albert Lieven

as Gunter

Leif Konow

as Dane

John Stuart

as Royal Navy: Naval Officer

Morland Graham

as Civil Service

John Boxer

as Press

Crew

Ernest Irving

Ernest Irving Music Director

Roy Kellino

Roy Kellino Special Effects

Thomas N. Morahan

Thomas N. Morahan Art Direction

Richard Addinsell

Original Music Composer

Wilkie Cooper

Wilkie Cooper Director of Photography

Douglas Slocombe

Douglas Slocombe Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 19 January 1942

Production Companies

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