Secret Mission
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Secret Mission is a 1942 British drama film directed by Harold French and starring Hugh Williams, James Mason, Nancy Price, Carla Lehmann and Roland Culver.[1] A team of British agents investigate the German military's defences in Normandy while liaising with the local French Resistance.[2] Herbert Lom and Stewart Granger appear in bit parts.
[edit] Cast
- Hugh Williams as Major Peter Garnett
- James Mason as Raoul de Carnot
- Carla Lehmann as Michele de Carnot
- Roland Culver as Captain Red Gowan
- Michael Wilding as Private Nobby Clark
- Nancy Price as Violette, housekeeper
- Karel Stepanek as Major Lang
- Fritz Wendhausen as General von Reichman (as F.R. Wendhausen)
- Betty Warren as Lulu Clark
- Percy Walsh as M. Fayolle
- Anita Gombault as Estelle Fayolle
- Nicholas Stuart as Captain Mackenzie
- John Salew as Hauptmann Gruening
- Yvonne Andre as Martine, money collector
- David Page as Rene de Carnot, boy
- Brefni O'Rorke as Village Priest
- Beatrice Varley as British Cook
- Stewart Granger as Sub-Lieutenant Jackson
- Oscar Ebelsbacher as Provost Officer
- Herbert Lom as Medical Officer
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