
Darkest Hour
2017
Release Date
November 22nd, 2017
Runtime
- 125 minutes
Synopsis
- A thrilling and inspiring true story begins on the eve of World War II as, within days of becoming Prime Minister of Great Britain, Winston Churchill must face one of his most turbulent and defining trials: exploring a negotiated peace treaty with Nazi Germany, or standing firm to fight for the ideals, liberty and freedom of a nation. As the unstoppable Nazi forces roll across Western Europe and the threat of invasion is imminent, and with an unprepared public, a skeptical King, and his own party plotting against him, Churchill must withstand his darkest hour, rally a nation, and attempt to change the course of world history.
CAST
- Gary Oldman - Winston Churchill, Stephen Dillane - Viscount Halifax, Lily James - Elizabeth Layton, Ronald Pickup - Neville Chamberlain, Ben Mendelsohn - King George VI, Kristin Scott Thomas - Clemmie, Nicholas Jones - Sir John Simon, Samuel West - Sir Anthony Eden, David Schofield - Clement Atlee, Richard Lumsden - General Ismay, Malcolm Storry - General Ironside, Hilton McRae - Arthur Greenwood, Benjamin Whitrow - Sir Samuel Hoare, Joe Armstrong - John Evans, Adrian Rawlins - Air Chief Marshal Dowding, David Bamber - Admiral Ramsay, Paul Leonard - Admiral Dudley Pound, David Strathairn - President Roosevelt (voice), Eric MacLennan - Tom Leonard, Philip Martin Brown - Sawyers, Demetri Goritsas - Cabinet Secretary Bridges, Jordan Waller - Randolph Churchill, Alex Clatworthy - Diana Churchill, Mary Antony - Mary Churchill, Bethany Muir - Sarah Churchill, Anna Burnett - Pamela Churchill, Jeremy Child - Lord Stanhope, Brian Pettifer - Lord Kingsley Wood, Michael Gould - Lord Londonderry, Paul Ridley - House of Commons Speaker, Robin Pearce - Ernle Hastings, Michael Bott - Equerry, Olivier Broche - Reynaud, Mario Hacquard - Daladier, Pip Torrens - BBC Producer, Edmund Wiseman - Actor, Hannah Steele - Abigail Walker, Nia Gwynne - Alice Simpson, Ade Dee Haastrup - Marcus Peters, James Eeles - Maurice Baker, Flora Nicholson - Jessie Sutton, Bronte Carmichael - Young Girl on Tube, Roisin O'Neill - Agnes Dillon, John Locke - Oliver Wilson, Jo Neary - Margaret Jerome, Richard Glover - Brigadier Nicholson, Tom Ashley - Ramsay Staffer, Joshua Higgott - Reporter, Imogen King - Teenage Girl at Tube Map, Miles Gallant - Naval Map-Room Officer, Faye Marsay - Sybil, John Atterbury - Sir Alexander Cadogan, James Harkness - AD Nicholl (Secretary #1), Joshua James - W D Wilkinson (Secretary #2), Charley Palmer Rothwell - Christopher Wilson (Photographer), Patsy Ferran - Maid, Sarah Flind - Cook, Steffan Donnelly - Back Bencher, Kieran Buckeridge - Cecil Beaton, Johnny Otto - Member of Parliament (uncredited), Nick Howden-Steenstra - Sentry (uncredited)



