Angels One Five (1952)
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"Angels One Five" is the cognomen bestowed upon a group of WW II British fighter pilots. The squadron leader is Tiger Small (Jack Hawkins), who is taken out of commission after an accident. Despite the protests from his fellow flyboys, Tiger insists upon taking to the air again, thereby… More "Angels One Five" is the cognomen bestowed upon a group of WW II British fighter pilots. The squadron leader is Tiger Small (Jack Hawkins), who is taken out of commission after an accident. Despite the protests from his fellow flyboys, Tiger insists upon taking to the air again, thereby setting the stage for the film's exciting and inspirational finale. Angels One Five differs from other combat films in that the battles generally take place offscreen; the progress of the principal characters is relayed to the audience via radio reports and control-room charts. If this sounds dull and static, it isn't: in fact, Angels One Five is among the best of the "Battle of Britain" war epics. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- George More O'Ferrall
- Genres
- Drama, Action & Adventure
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Cast
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Jack Hawkins
as Group Cpt. 'Tiger' Small
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Michael Denison
as Sq. Leader Peter Moon
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Dulcie Gray
as Nadine Clinton
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Andrew Osborn
as Sq. Leader Bill Ponsford
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Cyril Raymond
as Sq. Leader Barry Clinton
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Humphrey Lestocq
as Fl. Ltn. 'Batchy' Salter
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John Gregson
as Pilot Officer "Septic" Baird
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Ronald Adam
as Controller
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Veronica Hurst
as Betty Carfax
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Amy Veness
as Aunt Tabitha
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Philip Stainton
as Police Constable
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Freda Bamford
as W.A.A.F.S.
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Harry Fowler
as Airman
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John Harvey
as Station Warrant Officer
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Vida Hope
as WAAFS
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Geoffrey Keen
as Company Sergeant Major
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Sam Kydd
as Mess Waiter
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Ann Lancaster
as W.A.A.F.S.
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Harry Locke
as Lookout
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Victor Maddern
as Airman
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Norman Pierce
as Bonzo
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Ewan Roberts
as Medical Officer
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John Sharp
as 'Boss'
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Harold Siddons
as Pilot
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Marianne Stone
as W.A.A.F.S.
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Colin Tapley
as Adjudant
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Russell Waters
as Airman
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Neil Wilson
as Army Liaison Officer
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Peter Jones
as Gentry
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John Philips
as Engineer Officer
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Hugh Moxey
as Intelligence Officer
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Russell Hunter
as Pilot
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Terence Labrosse
as Pilot
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Josephine Douglas
as W.A.A.F.S.
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Joan Sterndale-Bennett
as W.A.A.F.S.
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John Barry
as Pilot
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Harold Goodwin
as Wailes