The summer of 1940. A squadron of RAF Hurricanes race towards German aircraft inbound over the Channel. A voice crackles in the pilots? headphones: ?hello Pimpernel Leader. Bandits ahead of you. Angels one Five?? Highly praised for its realism, ANGELS ONE FIVE is one of the very best films ever top be made about the Battle of Britain. It follows a squadron of RAF Hurricane pilots in combat during the campaign, taking on a seemingly unstoppable tide of Leftwaffe fighters and bombers intent on smashing Britain?s defences as a prelude to invasion. The odds are against them. Few of them will survive. The young pilots know they are being asked to achieve the impossible. To fly and fight in such circumstances means calling upon incredible reserves of bravery and determination. The fate of the nation will be decided by their courage, skills and daring? The film that propelled Jack Hawkins and John Gregson to stardom, ANGELS ONE FIVE was directed by George More O?ferral, who had himself been stationed at RAF Fighter Command Headquarters during the Battle of Britain. This allowed him to bring to the film a unique degree of realism and honesty. This was what the Battle of Britain was really like for those who flew and fought in it ?and there is no finer tribute to The Few. ??much-praised film tribute to The Few?moving and inspiring? ? TV Times Film & video Guide Directed by George More O'Ferrall Writing credits Pelham Groom (story) Derek N. Twist Complete credited cast: Jack Hawkins .... Group Capt. 'Tiger' Small Michael Denison .... Sq. Leader Peter Moon Dulcie Gray .... Nadine Clinton Cyril Raymond .... Sq. Leader Barry Clinton Humphrey Lestocq .... Flight Lt. 'Batchy' Salter Andrew Osborn .... Sq. Leader Bill Ponsford Veronica Hurst .... Betty Carfax Harold Goodwin .... Wailes Norman Pierce .... 'Bonzo' Geoffrey Keen .... Company Sergeant Major Harry Locke .... Look Out Philip Stainton .... Police Constable Vida Hope .... WAAFS John Gregson .... Pilot Officer 'Septic' Baird rest of cast listed alphabetically: Ronald Adam .... Group Controller Freda Bamford .... WAAFS John Barry .... Pilot Gordon Bell Elwin Daniel .... Pilot W. Thorp Deverreux .... Sergeant Josephine Douglas .... WAAFS Richard Dunn .... Pilot Vari Falconer .... WAAFS Harry Fowler .... Airman Karen Grayson .... WAAFS John Harvey .... Station Warrant Officer Russell Hunter .... Pilot Douglas Hurn .... Pilot Peter Jones .... Sentry. Sam Kydd .... Mess Waiter Ann Lancaster .... WAAFS Richard Levin Rosemary Lomax Terence Longdon .... Pilot Victor Maddern .... Airman Gillian Maude .... WAAFS Donald McLisky .... Pilot Anthony Moore .... Squadron Leader Marlow Hugh Moxey .... Intelligence Officer John Philips .... Engineer Officer Wendy Remington .... WAAFS Bryn Roberts .... Pilot Ewan Roberts .... Medical Officer John Sharp .... 'Boss' Harold Siddons .... Pilot Joan Sterndale-Bennett .... WAAFS Helen Stirling .... WAAFS Marianne Stone .... WAAFS Colin Tapley .... Adjudant Amy Veness .... Aunt Tabitha Russell Waters .... Airman Neil Wilson .... Army Liaison Officer Runtime: 98 min Country: UK Language: English Color: Black and White Sound Mix: Mono / Mono (RCA Sound System) Certification: Finland:S / Sweden:15 / UK:U