Summary
Morning Departure is a British film first released in 1950,
directed by Roy Ward Baker.
The film stars John Mills, Nigel Patrick, Peter Hammond, Andrew Crawford and Michael Brennan.
It has also been released under the title: Operation Disaster.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
- Director: Roy Ward Baker
- Script: W.E. Fairchild, Kenneth Woollard
- Photo: Desmond Dickinson
- Cast: John Mills (Lt. Cmdr. Armstrong), Nigel Patrick (Lt. Manson), Peter Hammond (Sub-Lt. Oakley), Andrew Crawford (Sub-Lt. J. McFee), Michael Brennan (CPO Barlow), George Cole (ERA Marks), Victor Maddern (Leading Telegraphist Hillbrook), Roddy McMillan (Leading Seaman Andrews), Frank Coburn (Leading Seaman Brough), Jack Stewart (Leading Seaman Kelly), James Hayter (Able Seaman Higgins), Wylie Watson (Able Seaman Nobby Clark), Richard Attenborough (Stoker Snipe), George Thorpe (Capt. Fenton), Bernard Lee (Cmdr. Gates), Kenneth More (Lt. Cmdr. James), Alastair Hunter (Capt. Jenner), Helen Cherry (Helen Armstong), Lana Morris (Rose Snipe), Zena Marshall (WREN), Arthur Sandifer
- Country: UK
- Language: English
- Runtime: 97 min; B&W
- Aka: Operation Disaster
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