Yesterday’s Enemy (1959) - film review

War / Drama

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Yesterday’s Enemy is a British war film first released in 1959, directed by Val Guest. The film stars Stanley Baker, Guy Rolfe, Leo McKern, Gordon Jackson and David Oxley. Our overall rating for this film is: very good.

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Credits

Director: Val Guest
Script: Peter R. Newman
Photo: Arthur Grant
Cast: Stanley Baker (Capt. Langford), Guy Rolfe (Padre), Leo McKern (Max), Gordon Jackson (Sgt. MacKenzie), David Oxley (Doctor), Richard Pasco (2nd Lt. Hastings), Russell Waters (Brigadier), Philip Ahn (Yamazuki), Bryan Forbes (Dawson), Wolfe Morris (The informer), Edwina Carroll (Suni), David Lodge (Perkins), Percy Herbert (Wilson), Barry Lowe (Turner), Alan Keith (Bendish), Howard Williams (Davies), Timothy Bateson (Simpson), Arthur Lovegrove (Patrick), Donald Churchill (Elliott), Brandon Brady (Orderly), Barry Steele (Brown), Barry Foster, Burt Kwouk (Japanese soldier)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 95 min

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