Two Men Went to War (2004)

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PG | 1 hr 49 mins | Comedy, Drama, War | Released: 3/26/2004 |Box Office Total: $0.1M

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Synopsis:

Based on a true story, Sergeant Peter King of the Army Dental Corps, too old to fight, and Private Leslie Cuthbertson, a trainee dental mechanic in the Corps, are thrown together by their passionate desire to see active service. Armed with just two revolvers and a dozen grenades, King persuades Cuthbertson to join him on a mission to occupied France. In a letter to Winston Churchill, King explains their intention to invade France and fight the Germans. After a number of failed attempts, they finally arrive by boat and stumble across a German radar station. They succeed in blowing-up what they believe to be the main Operations Room, but are soon forced to make their escape as the entire compound unexpectedly erupts with gunfire and explosions. After narrow escapes from the Germans and a stray mine in the Channel, the two men are picked up at sea and interrogated as spies. Identified as deserters, they are returned to their barracks to be court martialed. At the eleventh hour King and Cuthbertson are saved by the arrival of Major Merton, Churchill’s Chief Intelligence Advisor. Their letter has been received in Whitehall and Merton corroborates their heroic story. Exonerated of lying, King and Cuthbertson are nevertheless reprimanded by the Court for their behaviour, but receive an invitation to tea with the Prime Minister should they ever be in Whitehall.

Full Cast & Crew

Theatrical Release
3/26/2004

Director	Credit
John Henderson	Director
Cast	Credit
Kenneth Cranham	Sergeant King
Leo Bill	Private Cuthbertson
Sir Derek Jacobi	Major Merton
Phyllida Law	Faith
Anthony Valentine	Sergeant Major Dudley
James Fleet	Major Bates
Julian Glover	Colonel Hatchard
Roseanna Lavelle	Emma Fraser
Mossie Smith	Mrs Fraser
Christopher Villiers	Dr Oliver Holmes
David Ryall	Winston Churchill
Richard Sutton	Private Horrocks
Production Credits	Credit
Ira Trattner	Producer
Keith Hayley	Executive Producer
Sally French	Co-Producer
Pat Harding	Producer
Robert Bevan	Executive Producer
Charles Savill	Executive Producer
Amanda Coombes	Executive Producer
Amit Barooah	Executive Producer
Production Companies	Credit
Jolyon Symonds Productions	Production Company
Little Wing Films	Production Company
Distribution Companies	Credit
Indican Pictures	Domestic Theatrical Distributor
Indican Pictures	Domestic Video Distributor
Guerilla Films	Foreign Theatrical Distributor
Writer	Credit
Raymond Foxall	Source Material
Richard Everett	Screenplay
Christopher Villiers	Screenplay
Art Department	Credit
Sam Stokes	Art Director
Steve Carter	Production Designer
Sophie Becher	Production Designer
Casting	Credit
Sarah Bird	Casting
Film Camera	Credit
John Ignatius	Director of Photography
Music	Credit
Richard Harvey	Music
Wardrobe Hair Makeup	Credit
Jill Taylor	Costume Designer

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