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| Elizabeth Allan | Peggy Pryde, [a Land Army Girl] | |
| Grace Arnold | ||
| Leslie Banks | Oliver Wilsford | |
| Hilda Bayley | ||
| David Farrar | Lt. Jung, alias Lt. Maxwell | |
| C.V. France | The Vicar | |
| Valerie Taylor | Nora Ashton | |
| Marie Lohr | Mrs Fraser | |
| Basil Sydney | Kommandant Orlter, alias Major Hammond | |
| Harry Fowler | George Truscott, boy | |
| Frank Lawton | Tom Sturry | |
| Edward Rigby | Bill Purvis, the poacher | |
| Michael Redgrave | ||
| Jack Hawkins | ||
| Stanley Baker | ||
| Richard Attenborough | ||
| John Mills | ||
| Robert Shaw | ||
| Mervyn Johns | Charles Sims |
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| Producer | Michael Balcon
S.C. Balcon |
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| Writer | John Dighton
Graham Greene |
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| Cinematography | Wilkie Cooper
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| Musician | William Walton
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