Bethune: The Making of a Hero (1992)

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Written by Ted Allan

Directed by Phillip Borsos

Also known as "Bethune - A Revolução de um Herói", "Bethune - Ein Arzt wird zum Helden", "Bethune - sankarin synty", "Bethune, l'étoffe d'un héros", "Bethune: El Nacimiento de un Héroe", "Bethune: Il mitico eroe", "Docteur Norman Bethune", "El Nacimiento de un Héroe"

Running Time: 115 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1992

Production Country: Canada/China/France

Filmed in Colour

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Cast

Image for Donald SutherlandDonald SutherlandDr. Norman Bethune
Image for Helen MirrenHelen MirrenFrances Penny Bethune
Image for Helen ShaverHelen ShaverMrs. Dowd
Image for Colm FeoreColm FeoreChester Rice
James PaxMr. Tung
Da GuoDr. Chian
Anouk AiméeMarie-France Coudaire
Ronald PickupAlan Coleman
Geoffrey ChaterDr. Archibald
Tan Zong-YaoGeneral Nieh
Ke-Yaw ZhangChairman Mao
Iñaki AierraDr. Salvador
Lorne BrassReporter 1
Sophie FaucherNurse MacKenzie
Frank FontaineDr. Williamson
Ethel GersteinGaggle Lady
Peggy GoldbergGaggle Lady
Rebecca HoganGaggle lady
Beatrice HomeMary
James Hong
Nicholas KilbertusGeorge Pilling
Danute KristoIngrid Halstrom
Emilio Linder
Harrison LiuDr. Fong
Jack McGuiganGaggle Man
Linda O'DwyerNursing Sister
Yvan PontonFrank Coudaire
Leona ToppelGaggle Lady
Timothy Webber

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