Cast
| Character (novel) | Role | Character (film) | Actor |
|---|---|---|---|
| Squadron Leader Roy Grenville DSO DFC | Wing Commander | Wing Commander Roy Grant | Cliff Robertson |
| Flying Officer Hoppy Hopkinson | Grenville's Navigator | Flying Officer Hoppy Hopkinson | Angus Lennie |
| Lieutenant Finn Bergman | Norwegian resistance leader | Lieutenant Erik Bergman | George Chakiris |
| Hilde Bergman | Sister of Finn Bergman | Hilde Bergman | Maria Perschy |
| Air Commodore Davies | Air Vice-Marshal Davis | Harry Andrews | |
| Wing Commander Don Barrett AFC DFC | Station Commanding Officer | Group Captain Don Barrett | Donald Houston |
| The Brigadier | Liaison with the Norwegian Resistance | ||
| Squadron Leader Frank Adams | Station Intelligence Officer | Squadron Leader Frank Adams | Michael Goodliffe |
| Warrant Officer Gillibrand | Pilot, B Flight | Flight Lieutenant Gillibrand | John Meillon |
| Jimmie Willcox | Gillibrand's Navigator | ||
| Flight Lieutenant Scott | John Bonney | ||
| Bissell | Flying Officer Bissell | Scott Finch (as Scot Finch) | |
| Flying Officer Evans | John Church | ||
| Maisie | Barmaid at Black Swan Inn | Rosie | Barbara Archer |
| Flight Lieutenant Nigel | Sean Kelly | ||
| Flight Lieutenant Singh | Julian Sherrier | ||
| Flight Lieutenant Frank | Geoffrey Frederick | ||
| WAAF Sergeant Mary Blake / Bissell | Suzan Farmer | ||
| Flight Lieutenant Jones | Johnny Briggs | ||
| 'Teddy' Young | Flight Commander, A Flight | ||
| Sam Milner | Flight Commander, B Flight | ||
| Lieutenant Maner | Peter Kriss | ||
| Jan Ericson | Norwegian resistance fighter | Ericson | Cavan Malone |
| Johansen | Norwegian resistance fighter | Johanson | Richard Shaw |
| Goth | Chris Williams | ||
| Valerie Adams | |||
| Kearns | Landlord of the Black Swann Inn | ||
| SS Interrogator | Anne Ridler |
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