Halifax At War: Story of a Bomber (2005)
The Handley Page Halifax four-engined heavy bomber was the unsung hero of Bomber Command during the Second World War. It flew over 39,000 sorties over enemy territory, towed gliders, dropped agents, carried cargo, and pioneered electronic warfare. In all 6,178 were built. Today only three remain.
Director: James Hyslop
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Al d'Eon as Self (Wireless Operator) |
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Harry Fraser-Mitchell as Self (Aerodynamicist) |
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Bruce Hayward as Narrator |
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Eric Hockey as Self |
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Douglas Newham as Self (Halifax Navigator) |
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Fred Passmore as Self (Halifax Air Gunner) |
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Jack Pollard as Self (Halifax Pilot) |
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Jack Snelgrove as Self (Halifax Pilot) |
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Peter Spoden as Self (Me110 Pilot) |
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Eddie Turner as Self (Fitter) |
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Bill Tytula as Bill Tytula |
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Lloyd Wright as Self (Halifax Pilot) |
| Camera | Tony Chitty | Camera Technician |
| Editing | Mark Driver | Editor |
| Production | Robert Linnell | Executive Producer |
| Production | Stephen J. Harris | Consulting Producer |
| Production | Paul Moyer | Executive Producer's Assistant |
| Visual Effects | Sam Javanrouh | 3D Animator |
| Camera | Michael Lord | Camera Technician |
| Directing | James Hyslop | Director |
| Crew | Jim Scott | Cinematography |
| Camera | Renaldo De Souza | Camera Operator |
| Production | Chris Wilde Linnell | Researcher |
| Sound | Chris Cobain | Sound Editor |
| Camera | Aled Stephens | Camera Technician |
| Sound | John Clarke | Sound Editor |
| Camera | John Fox | Grip |
| Camera | Ute Wilde Linnell | Camera Operator |
| Sound | Jeremy Short | Sound Editor |
| Production | Harry Fraser-Mitchell | Consulting Producer |
| Production | Andrea Robertson | Executive Producer's Assistant |
| Sound | John Kanakis | Music |
| Writing | Bob Linnell | Writer |
| Writing | Phil Surguy | Writer |
