A Bridge Too Far (1977)

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Written by Cornelius Ryan, William Goldman

Directed by Richard Attenborough

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1977

Rating: 15 Certificate

Filmed in Colour

Allied Forces attempt to cross the Rhine into Germany toward the end of WWII. The action involves history's largest airborne assault and results in bloody, hard-fought battles.

Cast

Image for Dirk BogardeDirk BogardeLt. General Frederick 'Boy' Browning
Image for James CaanJames CaanSSgt. Eddie Dohun
Image for Michael CaineMichael CaineLt. Col. J.O.E. Vandeleur
Image for Sean ConnerySean ConneryMaj. General Roy Urquhart
Edward FoxLt. General Brian Horrocks
Image for Elliott GouldElliott GouldCol. Robert Stout
Image for Gene HackmanGene HackmanMaj. General Stanislaw Sosabowski
Image for Anthony HopkinsAnthony HopkinsLt. Col. John Frost
Image for Hardy KrügerHardy KrügerMaj. General Ludwig
Image for Ryan ORyan O'NealBrig. General James Gavin
Image for Laurence OlivierLaurence OlivierDr. Jan Spaander
Image for Robert RedfordRobert RedfordMaj. Julian Cook
Maximilian SchellLt. General Wilhelm Bittrich
Liv UllmannKate Ter Horst
Image for Denholm ElliottDenholm ElliottRAF meteorologist officer

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