The Last Grenade (1970) - film review

Drama / War

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The Last Grenade is a British war film first released in 1970, directed by Gordon Flemyng. The film is based on a novel by John Sherlock and stars Stanley Baker, Alex Cord, Honor Blackman, Richard Attenborough and Rafer Johnson. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Gordon Flemyng
Script: James Mitchell, John Sherlock, John Sherlock (novel), Kenneth Ware
Photo: Alan Hume
Music: John Dankworth
Cast: Stanley Baker (Maj. Harry Grigsby), Alex Cord (Kip Thompson), Honor Blackman (Katherine Whiteley), Richard Attenborough (Gen. Charles Whiteley), Rafer Johnson (Joe Jackson), Andrew Keir (Gordon Mackenzie), Ray Brooks (Lt. David Coulson), Julian Glover (Andy Royal), John Thaw (Terry Mitchell), A.J. Brown (Governor), Paul Dawkins (Commissioner Doyle), Sam Kydd, Philip Latham (Adams), Gerald Sim (Dr. Griffiths), Pamela Stanley (Governor’s Lady), Kenji Takaki (Te Ching), Neil Wilson (Wilson)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 94 min

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