Cast
- Hardy Krüger as Franz von Werra
- Michael Goodliffe as RAF Interrogator
- Colin Gordon as Army Interrogator
- Alec McCowen as Duty Officer, Hucknall
- Terence Alexander as RAF Intelligence Officer
- Jack Gwillim as Commandant, Grizedale
- Andrew Faulds as Lieutenant, Grizedale
- Julian Somers as Booking Clerk
- Harry Lockart as German Prisoner
- Robert Crewdson as German Prisoner
- George Mikell as German Prisoner
- George Roubicek as German Prisoner
- John Van Eyssen as German Prisoner
- Frederick Jaeger as German Prisoner
- Richard Marner as German Prisoner
- Paul Hansard as German Prisoner
- Edward Cast as the driver sent from Hucknall (uncredited)
- Cyril Chamberlain as Sergeant 'Later' (uncredited)
- Michael Golden as First Detective (uncredited)
- Glyn Houston as Harry, the aircraft fitter working on the Hurricane fighter (uncredited)
- Stratford Johns as Second Detective (uncredited)
- Charles Morgan as the Workshop Manager at Hucknall (uncredited)
- Anthony Sagar as Cook who captures von Werra in Kent (uncredited)
- Frank Williams as the railway station porter (uncredited)
- Ken Arts as German Prisoner (uncredited)
- Michael Ripper as Corporal of group with Cook
- Ben Williams as Policeman at Hucknall (uncredited)
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