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Writer:
Hugh Whitemore (teleplay)
Release Date:
2009 (UK) more
Tagline:
A relentless leader is the greatest weapon of war.
Plot:
Continuing the storyline of The Gathering Storm, Churchill at War is a look at the former British prime minister's life and career at the end of WWII. | add synopsis
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Won 2 Primetime Emmys. Another 12 nominations more
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(35 articles)
Cheadle & Gleeson Join Forces For 'The Guard'
(From IFTN. 29 October 2009, 12:29 AM, PDT)
O'Sullivan To Attend Ifta Preview of Emmy Winning 'Into the Storm'
(From IFTN. 27 October 2009, 12:29 AM, PDT)
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Cast
(Credited cast) | Brendan Gleeson | ... | Winston Churchill |
 | Iain Glen | ... | King George |
 | Janet McTeer | ... | Clemmie Churchill |
 | James D'Arcy | ... | Jock Collville |
 | Len Cariou | ... | Roosevelt |
 | Bill Paterson | ... | Clement Attlee |
| Donald Sumpter | ... | Halifax |
 | Patrick Malahide | ... | Maj-General Bernard Montgomery |
 | Robert Pugh | ... | General Ismay |
 | Emma Hamilton | ... | Betty |
| Aleksei Petrenko | ... | Josef Stalin |
| Laurence Richardson | ... | Officer |
| Morgan Thomas | ... | Maddox |
 | Paul Kelleher | ... | Sir John Anderson |
| James Fiddy | ... | Victor |
| Ben Righton | ... | Pilot |
| Geoffrey Kirkness | ... | General Alan Brooke |
| Patrick Brennan | ... | Dissident Backbencher |
| William Ellis | ... | Intelligence Officer |
| Catriona Ryan | ... | Factory Worker |
| Harriet Smith | ... | Factory Worker |
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Churchill at War (UK) (working title)
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USA:100 min
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Lancaster House, The Mall, St. James's, London, England, UK more
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Errors made by characters (possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): Clement Attlee was played by a Scottish actor with a Scottish Accent. In fact he was born in Putney, South West London and therefore did not have a Scottish accent. more
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Features That Hamilton Woman (1941) more
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Sorry, but as an Englishman who lived through WWII in London, with a thorough awareness of the Churchill persona and character, I found this fictional depiction to be a mockery of him and those years. To begin with, Irish actor Brendan Gleeson is ten years too young for the part, indicated a lot of petty grumpiness, lacked the innate humor which was so much a part of the man, and to be more blunt from an acting standpoint, failed to inhabit his character. And Janet McTeer did not find the tenderness and devotion which we know existed between Clemmie and her husband, and seemed instead to be on the brink of divorce. Not to forget the scripter who offered strange choices. I found Churchill's supposed preoccupation with speech rehearsings to be particularly annoying. I suppose American viewers will like it, but what do they know.
Thank God there exists a six part documentary series on You Tube, where I was able to spend a little time to cleanse my mind of this Churchill travesty.