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Sword of Honour ()


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Guy Crouchback, heir to a declining English Roman Catholic family, returns to England from Italy at the start of World War II, and joins the Royal Corps of Halberdiers along with various eccentrics, though his attempts to get back with his... See more »

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HOO headquarters officer
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Popforce soldier
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Doctor
Jane Bertish ...
Mme Kanyi
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Gen. Graves
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Bertie
Monica Brady ...
Hotel receptionist
Tim Briggs ...
Sgt. Glass
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Angela Crouchback
Rebecca Cardinale ...
Italian woman
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Julia Stitch
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Maj. Irvine
Josh Cole ...
Sapper Capt. Beech
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Trimmer McTavish
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Guy Crouchback
Graham Crammond ...
Bellamy's barman
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Kerstie Kilbannock
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Maj. Hound
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Virginia
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Blackshirt #1
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Radio operator
David Gardini ...
Blackshirt #2 (as Pier Gardini)
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Apthorpe
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Sgt. Tozer
Patrick Hannaway ...
Drill sergeant
Barry Harrison ...
Squad Sergeant
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Ludovic
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General Clayton
Richard Huw ...
Captain Fremantle
James Innes-Smith ...
Landslide Lieutenant (as James Innes Smith)
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Capo blackshirt
Chris Lennard ...
Dakar Beach soldier
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Italian priest
Nick Lucas ...
Halberdier lecturer
Clunie Mackenzie ...
Mrs. Tickeridge
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Frank De Souza
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Bakic
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Mugging victim (as Lloyd Maguire)
Sean McKenzie ...
Sgt. Smiley
Oliver Montgomery ...
Sergeant Woods
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Wounded Soldier
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Messenger
Richard Norton ...
Australian sergeant
Robert Paterson ...
Stratton concierge
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Perigrin Crouchback
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Gervase Crouchback
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Brig. Ritchie-Hook
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Squadron Leader Cape
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Ian Kilbannock
Serge Soric ...
Partisan General
Yuri Stepanov ...
Partisan Minister
Craig Stokes ...
Destroyer nurse
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Maj. Tickeridge
Geoffrey Streatfeild ...
Eddie (as Geoffrey Streatfield)
Rafferty Tellett ...
Little Gervase
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Commander-in-Chief
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Halberdier sergeant
Damian Warren ...
Australian Sergeant
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Tommy Blackhouse
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Maj. Sprat
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Ivor Claire
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Naval Officer (uncredited)
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Party guest (uncredited)
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Tam (uncredited)
Ross Donnelly ...
Sailor (uncredited)
Ray Greenhill ...
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(uncredited) (voice)
Amy Mathieson ...
Child Refugee (uncredited)
Martin McGreechin ...
Sailor (uncredited)
Jack Queralt ...
Jack (uncredited)
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Officer (uncredited)

Directed by

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Bill Anderson

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William Boyd ... ()
 
Evelyn Waugh ... (novel)

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John Chapman ... executive producer
Peter Fincham ... executive producer
Catriona McKenzie ... commissioning editor
Gillian McNeill ... producer
Ronaldo Vasconcellos ... line producer

Music by

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Nina Humphreys

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Dafydd Hobson ... director of photography (as Daf Hobson)

Editing by

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Joe Walker

Editorial Department

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Chris Beeton ... telecine colorist
Scott Hinchcliffe ... on-line editor
Gez Morris ... assistant film editor (as Gerald Morris)

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Julia Duff

Production Design by

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Ben Scott

Art Direction by

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Paul Ghirardani
Stuart Rose

Set Decoration by

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Maggie Gray

Costume Design by

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Rosalind Ebbutt

Makeup Department

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Kay Childs ... makeup artist
Karen Edwards ... hair stylist / makeup artist
Maxine Meah ... makeup artist: crowd
Anne Oldham ... makeup designer
Alex Volpe ... hair stylist / makeup artist
Tracey Wells ... additional makeup artist

Production Management

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Heidi Mount ... post-production supervisor
Shelley Powell ... post-production supervisor

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Carlos Fidel ... crowd assistant director
Fiona Gosden ... third assistant director
Cordelia Hardy ... first assistant director
Nofre Moya ... second second assistant director
Olivia Peniston-Bird ... additional assistant director: Scotland
Matthew Penry-Davey ... second assistant director
Johan von der Lancken ... third assistant director

Art Department

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Brian Adams ... painter
Muir Balfour ... carpenter
Ross Balfour ... construction manager
Mat Bergel ... stand-by propman
Paul Bradburn ... dressing props
Tristan Carlisle-Kitz ... stand-by props
Stewart Cunningham ... assistant property master
Gordon Fitzgerald ... property master
Martin Foley ... draughtsman
Matt Foster ... stand-by props
Colin H. Fraser ... assistant construction manager: Mallorca/UK
Fiona Gavin ... art department runner: Scotland
Iain Geddes ... supervising painter
Bobby Gee ... stand-by painter
Richard Hassall ... stand-by carpenter
Mark Hedges ... props storeman
Piero Jamieson ... dressing props
Ray Lee ... production buyer
Andrea Matheson ... assistant art director
Stuart Rose ... art director: London
Paul Toddington ... stand-by props: Mallorca
Martin Twine ... stand-by constuctor
David Weatherstone ... dressing props

Sound Department

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Steve Fish ... boom operator
Peter Gleaves ... adr mixer
Stuart Hilliker ... re-recording mixer
Andy Kennedy ... sound effects editor
Richard Manton ... sound recordist
Michael Redfern ... foley editor (as Mike Redfern)
Adrian Rhodes ... re-recording mixer
Andre Schmidt ... dialogue editor

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Herbert Blank ... special effects technician
Tony Harding ... special effects supervisor

Visual Effects by

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Jim Allen ... visual effects

Stunts

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Gareth Milne ... stunt coordinator

Camera and Electrical Department

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Ivo Erasmo ... electrician
Martin Healey ... gaffer
Bob Hunt ... best boy
P.J. Knox ... camera trainee
Steve Lawes ... focus puller: second unit
Arthur Manousakis ... grip
Kate Morrison-Lyons ... camera trainee
John Rundle ... key grip
Richard Stevens ... electrician
Olly Tellett ... focus puller
Martin Twine ... stand-by grip
Tony Tyler ... electrician
Richard van de Merwe ... electrician: Mallorca
Uwe von Bergen ... second dolly grip: Mallorca

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Ray Greenhill ... wardrobe: men
Amanda Keable ... costume design assistant
Marie Ross ... dresser: women
Mike Skorepa ... extras costume supervisor

Location Management

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Pablo Azorin ... location manager: Palma Pictures, Mallorca
Peter Elford ... location manager
Brian Kaczynski ... location manager
Mark McGhee ... location runner
Louise O'Reilly ... assistant location manager
Louise Read ... assistant location manager
Beverley Syme ... assistant location manager
Kate Carver ... location assistant (uncredited)

Music Department

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Richard Bissill ... musician: French horn
Heather Cairncross ... singer
Allen Walley ... musician: double bass (uncredited)

Script and Continuity Department

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Susie Conklin ... script editor
Suzanne McGeachan ... script supervisor (as Sue Clegg)
Norman Campbell Rees ... continuity (uncredited)

Transportation Department

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Ian Clarke ... picture vehicle technician
Sean Thornton ... picture vehicle technician

Additional Crew

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Jonny Benson ... floor runner
Lucy Bevan ... assistant to producer
James Biddle ... production assistant
Deborah Gill ... production coordinator
Richard McNeill ... production accountant
Damian Mitchell ... assistant armorer
Richard Morrison ... title designer
Joanne O'Sullivan ... production coordinator
Dean Wares ... title typography
Mike Woodley ... aviation coordinator
Javier Torreiro ... set assistant (uncredited)

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Plot Summary

Guy Crouchback, heir to a declining English Roman Catholic family, returns to England from Italy at the start of World War II, and joins the Royal Corps of Halberdiers along with various eccentrics, though his attempts to get back with his wife Virginia, from whom he is separated, fail. After being implicated in a colleague's death, he is sent to train a commando brigade on a Scottish island, and ends up on Crete, taking part in its evacuation, and escaping to Egypt with fellow officers Ludovic and Ivor Claire. He is returned to England courtesy of Mrs. Stitch, to possibly prevent him from naming Claire as a deserter. Guy marries Virginia a second time, by which time she has a child by ex-lover Trimmer. While Guy is in Yugoslavia having a confusing time with the partisans, Virginia is killed, along with Guy's uncle Peregrine, by a doodlebug bomb. Guy returns to England after getting involved in charitable agencies, and eventually remarries. Written by don @ minifie-1

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Also Known As
  • Soldier of Honor (France)
  • Sword of Honor - Im Dienst der Krone (Germany)
  • Soldado de honor (Spain)
  • Меч чести (Russia)
  • Kunnian miekka (Finland)
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  • 208 min
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Trivia Julian Rhind-Tutt worked with Bond Actor Daniel Craig in The Trench and Sword of Honor. See more »
Goofs When Crouchback meets Iver in the hospital early in Segment 1, he notices Mrs. Stitche's large red hat on the hospital bed and sees them kissing. She later departs with Crouchback for a lunch party and is wearing a white hat with a red rose on it. See more »
Movie Connections Version of Sword of Honour (1967). See more »

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