"The enemy gave them a choice: Live in disgrace. Die with honour." 15 May 1982 Drama, War 143 mins
After a highly successful raid on Singapore Harbour, soldiers of Z Special Unit lead a new expedition in Singapore, with disastrous results.
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John Howard as Captain R. C. Page
Steve Bisley as A.B. W.G. Falls
Michael Aitkens as Major R.M. Ingleton
Tony Bonner as Lieutenant W.G. Carey
John Ley as Lieutenant A.L. Sargent
Harold Hopkins as Corporal C.M. Stewart
Gary Waddell as Corporal R.B. Fletcher
Tim Elston as Sergeant D.P. Gooley
Neil Redfern as WO2 A. Warren
Michael Harrs as LCPL J.T. Hardy
Stuart Wilson as Lt. Gen. Ivan Lyon
Ken Goodlet as Bill Reynolds
Hōsei Komatsu as Sergeant Major Yabe
Atsuo Nakamura as Minoru Tamiya
Mizuho Suzuki as Major General Kawamura
Terry Hu as Lu Ran Shi
Takero Itō Producer
Bernard Hides Production Design
Shigekazu Ikuno Production Design
Katsuya Susaki Dialogue
Yoshitami Kuroiwa Editor
Lee Robinson Writer
David Stiven Editor
Graham Purcell Costume Design
Kōzō Okazaki Director of Photography
Lee Robinson Producer
Vivien Mepham Makeup Artist
Michael Fuller Unit Manager
John R. McLean Director of Photography
Virginia Bieneman Art Direction
Betty Barnard Production Supervisor
Seiji Maruyama Director
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Australia 09 August 1989
Germany 31 December 1982
Japan 15 May 1982
United States 01 January 1984
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