Carrie's War (2004)

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Written by Nina Bawden, Michael Crompton

Directed by Coky Giedroyc

Running Time: 90 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2004

Rating: U Certificate

Production Country: UK

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

An evocative adaptation of Nina Bawden's bestselling novel. Carrie and her young brother Nick are evacuated from wartime London and end up in a Welsh village. There they discover a completely different world of warmth and plenty at Druid's Bottom with the outrageous Hepzibah and her friends, tongue-tied Johnny and Albert Sandwich.

When is Carrie's War next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Watch December 18th, 1:05am and on Watch December 19th, 1:00pm. See more...

Cast

Keeley FawcettCarrie Willow
Jack StanleyNick Willow
Karen MeagherMrs. Watkins
Eddie CooperAlbert Sandwich
David PrinceBilletting officer
Image for Lesley SharpLesley SharpLouisa Evans aka 'Aunty Lou'
Image for Alun ArmstrongAlun ArmstrongMr. Samuel Evans
Robert PageMinister
Image for Pauline QuirkePauline QuirkeHepzibah Green
Jamie BeddardMister Johnny
Image for Geraldine McEwanGeraldine McEwanMrs. Dilys Gotobed
Hermione GullifordNick's teacher
Marlene GriffithsMrs. Jenkins
Nigel WhitmeyMaj. Cass Harper
Daniel EvansFrederick Evans

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