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Genres
Overview
This historical drama is an account of the early life of British politician Winston Churchill, including his childhood years, his time as a war correspondent in Africa, and culminating with his first election to Parliament.
Details
Budget
$0
Revenue
$0
Runtime
149 min
Release Date
1972-07-20
Status
Released
Original Language
English
Vote Count
47
Vote Average
6.2
Simon Ward
Winston Churchill
Peter Cellier
Le capitaine du 35e Sikhs
Robert Shaw
Lord Randolph Churchill
Anne Bancroft
Lady Jennie Churchill
Jack Hawkins
Mr. Welldon
Ian Holm
George E. Buckle
Anthony Hopkins
David Llyod George
Edward Woodward
Captain Aylmer Haldane
John Mills
General Kitchner
Patrick Magee
General Bindon Blood
James Cosmo
Officer on Train
Jane Seymour
Pamela Plowden
Robert Hardy
Prep School Headmaster
Laurence Naismith
Lord Salisbury
Reginald Marsh
Prince of Wales
Dinsdale Landen
Capt. Weaver
John Woodvine
Howard
Clive Morton
Dr. Roose
Robert Flemyng
Dr. Buzzard
Richard Leech
Moore
Colin Blakely
Butcher
Andrew Faulds
Mounted Boer
Edward Burnham
Henry Labouchere
Russell Lewis
Winston (age 7)
Norman Gay
Sir Charles W. Dilke (uncredited)
Ronald Hines
Adjutant
Dino Shafeek
Sikh Solider
Pat Haywood
Mrs. Everest
William Dexter
Arthur Balfour
Basil Dignam
Joseph Chamberlain
John Stuart
Speaker Peel
Noel Davis
Interviewer
Michael Audreson
Winston (aged 13)
Peter Mann
Harrow Speech Room Boy
Julian Holloway
Capt. Baker
Thorley Walters
Major Finn
Patrick Holt
Colonel Martin
Norman Bird
Party Chairman
Edward Woodward
Aylmer Haldane
Gerald Sim
Engineer
Ron Pember
Fireman
Maurice Roëves
Brockie
James Cossins
Barnsby
Norman Rossington
Dewsnap
Pippa Steel
Clementine Hozier
Robert Harris
Speaker Gully
Edward Burnham
Hanry Labouchere
Raymond Huntley
Old Officer
Jack Armstrong
Member of Parliament (uncredited)
Jack Arrow
Member of Parliament (uncredited)
Richard Beal
Boer Sentry (uncredited)
Alan Beaton
Member of Parliament (uncredited)
Hyma Beckley
Opposition MP (uncredited)
Ernest Blyth
Member of Parliament (uncredited)
Vic Chapman
Clerk of the Commons (uncredited)
Jimmy Charters
Member of Parliament (uncredited)
Jeremy Child
Austen Chamberlain (uncredited)
Alan Cope
Member of Parliament (uncredited)
Brenda Cowling
Mrs. Dewsnap (uncredited)
Arnold Diamond
Officer (uncredited)
Willoughby Gray
Gladstone (uncredited)
Victor Harrington
House of Commons Doorkeeper (uncredited)
Alan Harris
Member of Parliament (uncredited)
Nigel Hawthorne
Boer Sentry (uncredited)
Lindsay Hooper
Member of Parliament (uncredited)
Kevin Hudson
Jack Winston (uncredited)
Pat Judge
Member of Parliament (uncredited)
Juba Kennerley
Harrow school master (uncredited)
Robert Lankesheer
Sympathetic MP (uncredited)
Roy Lansford
Member of Parliament (uncredited)
Raymond Mason
Man in Theatre Gallery (uncredited)
George Mikell
Field Cornet (uncredited)
Hugh Morton
Lord Randolph Churchill's Butler (uncredited)
Fred Peck
Member of Parliament (uncredited)
Bob Raymond
Man on Stage (uncredited)
Tina Simmons
Harrow School Guest (uncredited)
Tony Snell
Member of Parliament (uncredited)
Byron Sotiris
Member of Parliament (uncredited)
Guy Standeven
Harrow School Master (uncredited)
Fred Stroud
Member of Parliament (uncredited)
John Tatham
Member of Parliament (uncredited)
Harry Tierney
Member of Parliament (uncredited)
Sanders Watney
Sir Winston (uncredited)
John Wilder
Member of Parliament (uncredited)
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