
Company of Four
Drama · History · War
Overview
In 1915, four young Crowborough boys prepare to be deployed to the front lines into the blind journey ahead.
Top Cast
Angus Foulkes
Angus Foulkes
James
Angus Foulkes
James


Harry Walters
Harry Walters
Edward
Harry Walters
Edward
Gabriel Phelan
Gabriel Phelan
William
Gabriel Phelan
William
Charlie Tantam
Charlie Tantam
John
Charlie Tantam
John
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