Nine Men

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Nine Men is a 1943 British war film depicting a small group of British soldiers defending an isolated desert outpost during World War II.

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instanceOf British war film
film
basedOn original screenplay
blackAndWhite true
castMember Eric Micklewood
Frederick Piper
George Cooper
Gordon Jackson
Grant Sutherland
Jack Horsman
Jack Lambert
Muriel George
Niall MacGinnis
Stewart Rome
cinematographyBy Douglas Slocombe
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
director Harry Watt
distributor Ealing Studios
editedBy Michael Truman
featuresConflict North African campaign
featuresWar Western Desert campaign
filmingLocation Denham, Buckinghamshire
Pinewood Studios
filmingStudio Ealing Studios
follows British soldiers defending an isolated desert outpost
genre drama film
war film
hasNumberOfMainCharacters 9
hasPart siege of an isolated desert position
mainSubject British Army in the Western Desert campaign
musicBy John Greenwood
narrativeLocation desert outpost
notableFor realistic depiction of small-unit combat
use of relatively unknown actors at the time
originalLanguage English
partOf British World War II cinema
portrays comradeship among British soldiers
siege warfare in the desert
producer Harry Watt
productionCompany Ealing Studios
publicationDate 1943
1944
releaseFormat theatrical film
runtime 65 minutes
screenwriter Constance Wakefield
Harry Watt
setInPeriod Second World War
linked to: World War II
setInPlace North Africa
Western Desert

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Michael Balcon notableWork Nine Men
subject linked to: Sir Michael Balcon