The Battle of The River Plate (1956)

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Written by Michael Powell, Emeric Pressburger

Directed by Emeric Pressburger, Michael Powell

Production Year: 1956

Rating: U Certificate

Production Country: UK

Filmed in Colour

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Cast

John GregsonCapt. Bell HMS Exeter
Anthony QuayleCdre. Harwood HMS Ajax
Ian HunterCapt. Woodhouse HMS Ajax
Jack GwillimCapt. Parry HMNZS Achilles
Image for Bernard LeeBernard LeeCapt. Dove MS Africa Shell
Lionel MurtonMike Fowler Montevideo
Anthony BushellMillington Drake British Minister Uruguay
Peter IllingDr. Guani Uruguayan Foreign Minister
Michael GoodliffeCapt. McCall R.N. British Naval Attache Buenos Aires
Patrick MacneeLt. Cmdr. Medley HMS Ajax
John ChandosDr. Langmann German Minister Uruguay
Douglas WilmerM. Desmoulins French Minister Uruguay
William SquireRay Martin Montevideo
Roger DelgadoCapt. Varela Uruguyan Navy
Andrew CruickshankCapt. Stubbs Doric Star
Image for Christopher LeeChristopher LeeManolo
Edward AtienzaPop
April OlrichDolores
Image for Peter FinchPeter FinchCapt. Langsdorff Admiral Graff Spee
Marķa MercedesMadame X
Image for John SchlesingerJohn SchlesingerPrisoner on Graf Spee
John Le MesurierRev. George Groves Padre HMS Exeter

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