P.Q. 17 (1981)
"That order to scatter was as good as a death sentence to those merchant ships. And there isn't one officer or rating who doesn't agree with me." A British Allied convoy designated for the Soviet Union comes under attack from German forces during World War II.
Director: Frank Cox
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Richard Briers as Jack Broome |
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Paul Copley as PO Jordan |
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Philip Bloomfield as Chief Yeoman Blood |
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Tony Caunter as Coxswain |
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Simon Heywood as Lt. Lloyd |
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Norman McDonald as Surgeon Lt. McKendrick |
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Osmund Bullock as Lt. Colin Beale |
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Frederick Treves as Admiral Jack Tovey |
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Rowena Cooper as Sybil Broome |
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John Horsley as Admiral Nicholas |
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Christopher Villiers as Sub-Lt. Larkin |
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Joshua Le Touzel as Simon Broome |
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Sylvester Morand as Commander Richards |
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Patrick Troughton as Commodore Londonderry |
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Susie Jenkinson as Third Officer Wren |
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Richard Beale as Capt. Bulteel |
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Edward Lyon as Lt. Cmdr. Peter Gretton |
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Blain Fairman as Lt. Cmdr. Hollerith |
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Nicholas Lumley as Squadron Leader Maxwell |
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David Waller as First Lord A.V. Alexander |
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Roger Milner as Admiral Naismith |
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Christine Kimberley as Muriel Beale |
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Georgina Coombs as Second party girl |
| Directing | Frank Cox | Director |
| Writing | Roger Milner | Writer |
| Production | Innes Lloyd | Producer |
