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Brian - The Shadows
John Rostill
John - The Shadows

Robert Morley
Colonel Roberts

Peggy Mount
Mrs. Bragg

Viviane Ventura
Emilia

Graham Stark
Burke

Hank Marvin
Hank - The Shadows

John Le Mesurier
Mr. X

Robert Hutton
Commander
Gordon Ruttan
Junior Officer

Ellen Pollock
Grandma

Ernest Clark
Air Marshal
Burnell Tucker
Pilot
George Roderick
Priest

Bill Mitchell
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Ronnie Brody
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