The Last Invasion
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A film following Harold II at the Battle of Hastings
Top Cast


Douglas Wilmer
Douglas Wilmer
Commentator
Douglas Wilmer
Commentator


Eric Porter
Eric Porter
Harold
Eric Porter
Harold


Kenneth Haigh
Kenneth Haigh
William
Kenneth Haigh
William


Geoffrey Bayldon
Geoffrey Bayldon
Edward
Geoffrey Bayldon
Edward


Caroline Mortimer
Caroline Mortimer
Edith
Caroline Mortimer
Edith


Brian Coburn
Brian Coburn
Brian Coburn


Morris Perry
Morris Perry
Morris Perry


Robert James
Robert James
Robert James


Julian Somers
Julian Somers
Julian Somers


Jack May
Jack May
Jack May
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