One of Our Aircraft Is Missing (1942)
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Cast
as Sir George Corbett, Rear Gunner in B for Bertie
as Tom Earnshaw, Copilot in B for Bertie
as Frank Shelley, Observer / Navigator in B for Bertie
as Geoff Hickman, Front Gunner in B for Bertie
as John Glyn Haggard
as Bob Ashley
as Jo de Vries
as Else Meertens
as Jet van Dieren
as Burgomeister
as Pieter Sluys
as De Jong
as Priest
as Organist
as Naval Officer
as Commander
as Sentry
as Sentry
as Officer
as Airman
as Airman
as Louis
as Burgomeister's Wife
as Willem
as Driver
as Louis
as Willem
as Hendrik
as Jannie
as Hopkins
as Maartje
as Dispatching Officer
Critic Reviews for One of Our Aircraft Is Missing
All Critics (3) | Fresh (3) | Rotten (0)
This is an exceedingly good flying-war film. Lovely photography, first-class direction, straightforward production and sincere acting from people who know their job put it at the top of its class so far.
Reconciliatory spirit trumps jingoistic trumpet-blowing
Impressive wartime propaganda film from the team of Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger.
Audience Reviews for One of Our Aircraft Is Missing
i'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 stuff
Super Reviewer
Might be the best WWII film made during the war. A tribute to the Dutch resistance as well as the RAF.
Super Reviewer
A 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.
Super Reviewer
One of Our Aircraft Is Missing Quotes
| Else Meertens: | Do you think that we Hollanders who threw the sea out of our country will let the Germans have it? Better the sea. |
| Jo de Vries: | You see. That's what you're doing for us. Can you hear them running for shelter? Can you understand what that means to all the occupied countries? To enslaved people, having it drummed into their ears that the Germans are masters of the Earth. Seeing these masters running for shelter. Seeing them crouching under tables. And hearing that steady hum night after night. That noise which is oil for the burning fire in our hearts. |