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England, while the storm clouds of Nazism menace Germany. Robert Watson Watt and a team of eccentric and brilliant meteorologists struggle to turn the mere idea of radar into a functional reality.
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England, while the storm clouds of Nazism menace Germany. Robert Watson Watt and a team of eccentric and brilliant meteorologists struggle to turn the mere idea of radar into a functional reality.
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Genre:Drama, History, TV Movie, War
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Black Camel Pictures, BBC, Hero Productions, The Open University
Cast
Gillies MacKinnon
Director
Suzy Eddie Izzard
Robert Watson Watt
Laura Fraser
Margaret Watson Watt
Lesley Harcourt
Secretary Helen
Alex Jennings
Henry Tizard
David Hayman
Frederick Lindemann
Julian Rhind-Tutt
Albert Rowe
Karl Davies
Arnold 'Skip' Wilkins
Celyn Jones
Edward 'Taffy' Bowen
Iain McKee
Higgy
Tim McInnerny
Winston Churchill
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