01 January 1943 Drama, War 43 mins
A new batch of Army recruits, from diverse backgrounds and with varying degrees of commitment, is shaped into an efficient fighting unit.
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John Laurie as Harry Fyfe
Bernard Miles as Ted Loman
Peter Ustinov as Keith
Raymond Huntley as Barrington
Philip Godfrey as Art Wallace
Geoffrey Keen as Corporal
Robert Donat as Actor
Eric Ambler as Bren Gun Instructor
Ivor Barnard as Photographer
Ian Fleming as Medical Officer
Kathleen Harrison as Keith's Mother
Bryan Herbert as Soldier
Mike Johnson as Railway Porter
Bernard Lee as Interviewing Officer
Albert Lieven as Czech Soldier
Stewart Rome as Officer
Peter Ustinov Writer
Carol Reed Director
Eric Ambler Writer
John Wilcox Director of Photography
Peter Newbrook Second Unit Director of Photography
Richard Addinsell Music
Freddie Francis Camera Operator
Norman Warwick Camera Operator
United Kingdom 01 January 1943
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