Dunkirk
19/07/2017
The story of the miraculous evacuation of Allied soldiers from Belgium, Britain, Canada and France, who were cut off and surrounded by the German army from the beaches and harbour of Dunkirk between May 26th and June 4th 1940 during World War II.
Movie Information
Fionn Whitehead
as Tommy
Tom Hardy
as Farrier
Mark Rylance
as Mr. Dawson
Kenneth Branagh
as Commander Bolton
Cillian Murphy
as Shivering Soldier
Barry Keoghan
as George
Harry Styles
as Alex
Aneurin Barnard
as Gibson
Damien Bonnard
as French Soldier
Lee Armstrong
as Grenadier
James Bloor
as Irate Soldier
Tom Glynn-Carney
as Peter
Jack Lowden
as Collins
Luke Thompson
as Warrant Officer
Michel Biel
as French Soldier 2
Constantin Balsan
as French Soldier 3
Billy Howle
as Petty Officer
Mikey Collins
as Soldier
Callum Blake
as Stretcher Bearer
Dean Ridge
as Soldier at the Gap
Bobby Lockwood
as Able Seaman
Will Attenborough
as Second Lieutenant
Tom Nolan
as Lieutenant
James D'Arcy
as Colonel Winnant
Matthew Marsh
as Rear Admiral
Adam Long
as Sub-Lieutenant
Miranda Nolan
as Nurse
Bradley Hall
as Sailor
Jack Cutmore-Scott
as Lifeboat Soldier 1
Brett Lorenzini
as Lifeboat Soldier 2
Michael Fox
as Engineer
Brian Vernel
as Highlander 1
Elliott Tittensor
as Highlander 2
Kevin Guthrie
as Highlander 3
Harry Richardson
as Private
Jochum ten Haaf
as Dutch Seaman
Johnny Gibbon
as Junior Naval Officer
Richard Sanderson
as Heinkel Spotter
Kim Hartman
as Stewardess
Calam Lynch
as Deal Sailor
Charley Palmer Rothwell
as Corporal
Tom Gill
as Furious Soldier
John Nolan
as Blind Man
Bill Milner
as Lone Private
Jack Riddiford
as Soldier on RN Launch
Harry Collett
as Boy
Eric Richard
as Man at Railway Window
Michael Caine
as Voice on Radio (uncredited)
Johnny Otto
as Captain Marshall (uncredited)
Nick Howden-Steenstra
as British Soldier (uncredited)
