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The Way Ahead
Film Description Based on a training film using the original cast and director, this is a tale of ordinary chaps being turned into soldiers and of the truly democratic spirit which prevailed both on the field and the factory floor during the War. Screenplay by Eric Ambler and Peter Ustinov.
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Article - "British Second World War Films"
by Jonathon Hamer
Much has been written about the golden era of British films. In the book The Finest Years: British Cinema of the 1940’s, Charles Drazin underlines the importance of the Second World War as an inspiration to filmmakers. The nation suddenly found itself galvaniz... View article in full
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