Sink The Bismarck! - Cast

Cast

As appearing in screen credits (main roles identified):

  • Kenneth More as Captain Jonathan Shepard
  • Carl Möhner as Captain Lindemann
  • Dana Wynter as 2nd Officer Anne Davis
  • Laurence Naismith as First Sea Lord (Sir Dudley Pound)
  • Karel Štěpánek as Admiral Günther Lütjens
  • Maurice Denham as Commander Richards
  • Mark Dignam as Captain, HMS Ark Royal
  • Michael Goodliffe as Captain Banister
  • Jack Gwillim as Captain, HMS King George V
  • Esmond Knight as Captain, HMS Prince of Wales. Knight actually served as a gunnery officer on board her, and was badly injured during the battle with the Bismarck.
  • Edward R. Murrow as himself; recreating some of his historic wartime broadcasts for CBS for the film.
  • Michael Hordern as Admiral Tovey, Commander-in-Chief, HMS King George V
  • Geoffrey Keen as Assistant Chief of the Naval Staff
  • Jack Watling as Signals Officer
  • Ernest Clark as Captain, HMS Suffolk
  • John Horsley as Captain, HMS Sheffield
  • Peter Burton as Captain - First Destroyer
  • Sydney Tafler as First Workman Henry
  • John Stuart as Captain, HMS Hood
  • Walter Hudd as Admiral, HMS Hood

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