One of Our Aircraft Is Missing
1942, War, 1h 46m
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On its way back from a raid on the city of Stuttgart, Germany, a British bomber is shot down over Nazi-held Holland. Parachuting into Dutch farmlands under cover of darkness, the six-member crew, led by stalwart pilot John Glyn Haggard (Hugh Burden) and crusty Yorkshireman co-pilot Tom Earnshaw (Eric Portman), connects with members of the local resistance, led by schoolteacher Els (Pamela Brown), who shelter the Brits from their Nazi inquisitors as they make their way towards freedom.
Cast & Crew
Godfrey Tearle
Sir George Corbett
Sir George Corbett
Eric Portman
Tom Earnshaw
Tom Earnshaw
Hugh Williams
Frank Shelley
Frank Shelley
Bernard Miles
Geoff Hickman
Geoff Hickman
Hugh Burden
John Glyn Haggard
John Glyn Haggard
Emrys Jones
Bob Ashley
Bob Ashley
Critic Reviews for One of Our Aircraft Is Missing
Audience Reviews for One of Our Aircraft Is Missing
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Jul 09, 2018One of the most interesting wartime propaganda films ever made and why? Because this British production is actually a commercial for another country altogether. The crew of a shot-up Brit bomber goes down and must make their way across Nazi-occupied Holland to get home. Do get this done the team depends on the Dutch Resistance, and so the piece is about what the Nederlanders do get the boys home. Thrilling, while also being the most Dutch I've heard spoken outside of a Dutch production itself. Jolly good show!
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Nov 14, 2010i'm a big sucker for briitish war propaganda and this is one of the best. only the second film for powell and pressburger as the archers and it's clear they make a great team. the film involves a bomber crew forced to bail out over holland and try to make it home with help from the dutch resistance. gripping stuffStella D Super Reviewer
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Feb 04, 2009Might be the best WWII film made during the war. A tribute to the Dutch resistance as well as the RAF.Randy T Super Reviewer
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Sep 03, 2008A great Powell and Pressburger film, overshadowed by 'The Red Shoes', 'A Matter Of Life and Death' etc, but should not be missed. The film was intended as a propaganda piece and has a documentary like feel. Also, two names to look out for. Peter Ustinov in his first film role as the Priest, plus David Lean, who was editor.Emily B Super Reviewer
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