Nine Men (film)
Nine Men is a 1943 British patriotic war film. The film is an Ealing Studios production, which marked the first fiction film assignment for celebrated documentary film director Harry Watt. In common with many Ealing productions of the time, the film used a largely unknown cast, only a few of whom were fulltime professional actors. The film is known to be actor Grant Sutherlands last performance before retiring from acting to pursue a career in business. Before Sutherland featured in such films as Michael Powells The Edge of the World and The Spy in Black.
Lacking a budget for largescale battle scenes, Nine Men focuses tightly on psychological tension and the personal interactions between its nine protagonists.
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