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The Wooden Horse (1950)

Director: Jack Lee

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From Time Out Film Guide

Solid retelling of one of WWII's most audacious and enduring escape stories as Genn, Tomlinson and Steel tunnel under a vaulting horse to escape Nazi captivity in Stalag Luft III and head for neutral Sweden courtesy of fake passports. Detailed handling gives a good idea of the men's ingenuity and courage in this dignified, reasonably tense Britflick.

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Director: Jack Lee

Producer: Ian Dalrymple

Cast: Leo Genn, David Tomlinson, David Greene, Anthony Steel, Bryan Forbes, Peter Finch full cast

Genre(s): War

Duration: 101 mins




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