

Drama · War · Romance
Overview
As the Germans drop explosive booby-traps on 1943 Britain, the embittered expert who'll have to disarm them fights a private battle with alcohol.
Top Cast


David Farrar
David Farrar
Sammy Rice
David Farrar
Sammy Rice


Kathleen Byron
Kathleen Byron
Susan
Kathleen Byron
Susan


Jack Hawkins
Jack Hawkins
R.B. Waring
Jack Hawkins
R.B. Waring


Leslie Banks
Leslie Banks
Col. A. K. Holland
Leslie Banks
Col. A. K. Holland


Michael Gough
Michael Gough
Capt. Dick Stuart
Michael Gough
Capt. Dick Stuart


Cyril Cusack
Cyril Cusack
Cpl. Taylor
Cyril Cusack
Cpl. Taylor


Milton Rosmer
Milton Rosmer
Prof. Mair
Milton Rosmer
Prof. Mair


Walter Fitzgerald
Walter Fitzgerald
Brine
Walter Fitzgerald
Brine


Emrys Jones
Emrys Jones
Joe
Emrys Jones
Joe


Michael Goodliffe
Michael Goodliffe
Till
Michael Goodliffe
Till
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