"Gunner O'Rourke was sick of being pushed around...so he pushed back" 04 April 1968 Drama, War 105 mins
A national service NCO (David Warner) comes face to face with an embittered Irish Gunner (Nicol Williamson) who is determined to humiliate him.
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Nicol Williamson as Gunner O'Rourke
David Warner as Lance Bombardier Terry Evans
Ian Holm as Gunner Flynn
Peter Vaughan as Sergeant Walker
John Thaw as Gunner Featherstone
Barry Jackson as Gunner Shone
Richard O'Callaghan as Gunner Rowe
Donald Gee as Gunner Crowley
Geoffrey Hughes as Private Samuel - Cookhouse
Barbara Jefford as Belinda - NAAFI Girl
Gareth Forwood as Lt. Pickering
Glynn Edwards as Sergeant Major West
Lindsay Campbell as Captain Cheeseman
John Herrington as German Pointer
Jack Gold Director
Terry Knight Art Direction
John McGrath Writer
Alan Hall Camera Operator
Clive Reed Production Manager
Otto Plaschkes Producer
Robert A. Goldston Producer
Alan Hume Director of Photography
Carl Davis Original Music Composer
Anne V. Coates Editor
Jack Holden Set Decoration
United Kingdom 04 April 1968
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