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Hardy Kruger | Franz von Werra | |
Hardy Krüger | Franz von Werra | |
Michael Goodliffe | RAF Interrogator | |
Colin Gordon | Army Interrogator | |
Alec McCowen | Duty Officer, Hucknall | |
Terence Alexander | RAF Intelligence Officer | |
Jack Gwillim | Commandant, Grizedale | |
Andrew Faulds | Lieutenant, Grizedale | |
Julian Somers | Booking Clerk | |
Harry Lockart | German Prisoner | |
Robert Crewdson | German Prisoner | |
George Mikell | German Prisoner | |
George Roubicek | German Prisoner | |
John Van Eyssen | German Prisoner | |
Frederick Jaeger | German Prisoner | |
Richard Marner | German Prisoner |
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Producer | Julian Wintle
David Deutsch Earl St. John |
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Writer | Howard Clewes
Kendal Burt James Leasor |
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Cinematography | Eric Cross
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Musician | Hubert Clifford
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He Was Daring, Defiant And Determined To Escape. "Taut, absorbing and tingling" (The New York Times), this thrilling true-life account follows a defiant pilot whose incredible determination and relentless courage gave him the power to evade his captors and make his way back to his homeland. This "tension-packed" (Mirror-News), gripping adventure thriller tells the true story of the only British P.O.W. who got away. Lieutenant Franz von Werra (Hardy Kruger) is a haughty Luftwaffe flyboy who prides himself on being the best. When his plant is shot down over British airspace, he becomes a prisoner of war. Determined to escape, he twice plots his way out of imprisonment only to be captured again and again. He is finally sent to an icy-cold Canadian wasteland where he escapes again, hops a train and heads for the United States - a neutral nation at the time, and one more stepping stone in his amazing journey back home! |
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