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The quiet village of Bramley End is taken over by German troops posing as Royal Engineers. Their task is to disrupt England's radar network in preparation for a full scale German invasion. Once the villagers discover the true identity of the troops, they do whatever they can to thwart the Nazis plans.
Oliver Wilsford
Peggy
Tom Sturry
Major Hammond / Kommandant Orlter
Nora Ashton
Charlie Sims
Bill Purvis
Mrs. Dolly Fraser
The Vicar Ashton
Lieutenant Jung
Mrs. Collins
Ivy
Young George
Daisy
Cousin Maud
Joe Garbett
Mrs. Owen
As films actually made during WWII go, this one has the unique distinction of being about the prospect of a British town actually being controlled by the Nazis. Basil Sydney portrays the German Major charged with bringing the villagers to heel in advance of the invasion - and with the help of a local collaborator sets about his task with ruthless efficiency. What makes this all the more fascinating a watch, is that all the characters - including David Farrar and Leslie Banks - are British - there are no German imports into this taut adaptation of Graham Greene's story.
December 7, 1942
Oliver Wilsford
Peggy
Tom Sturry
Major Hammond / Kommandant Orlter
Nora Ashton
Charlie Sims
Bill Purvis
Mrs. Dolly Fraser
The Vicar Ashton
Lieutenant Jung
Mrs. Collins
Ivy
Young George
Daisy
Cousin Maud
Joe Garbett
Mrs. Owen
As films actually made during WWII go, this one has the unique distinction of being about the prospect of a British town actually being controlled by the Nazis. Basil Sydney portrays the German Major charged with bringing the villagers to heel in advance of the invasion - and with the help of a local collaborator sets about his task with ruthless efficiency. What makes this all the more fascinating a watch, is that all the characters - including David Farrar and Leslie Banks - are British - there are no German imports into this taut adaptation of Graham Greene's story.
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