16 May 1971 Drama, Music 109 mins
A family conflict ensues after Owen, the youngest of the proud military family Wingrave, expected to continue the family tradition and become a soldier, rejects violence and war and proclaims himself a pacifist.
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Benjamin Luxon as Owen Wingrave
John Shirley-Quirk as Spencer Coyle
Nigel Douglas as Lechmere
Sylvia Fisher as Miss Wingrave
Heather Harper as Mrs. Coyle
Jennifer Vyvyan as Mrs. Julian
Janet Baker as Kate Julian
Peter Pears as General Sir Philip Wingrave / Col. Wingrave and Ghost / Narrator
Stephen Hattersley as Young Wingrave boy and Ghost
Colin Graham Director
Brian Large Director
John Culshaw Executive Producer
Benjamin Britten Music
David Myerscough-Jones Production Design
Charles Knode Costume Design
Shirley Boakes Makeup Department Head
Graham Haines Sound
Hubert Cartwright Lighting Director
United Kingdom 16 May 1971
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