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Menzies and Churchill at War (2008)
The true story of the dark days of 1941 when Menzies battled with Winston Churchill over the strategic direction of the Second World War with the fate of Australia hanging in the balance.
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The true story of the dark days of 1941 when Menzies battled with Winston Churchill over the strategic direction of the Second World War with the fate of Australia hanging in the balance.
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Genre:Drama, War
Written By:Michael Cummins, John Moore
In Theaters:10/30/2008
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Runtime:55 minutes
Studio:360 Degree Films
Cast
Steve Jodrell
Director
Charles Tingwell
Winston Churchill
Dennis Coard
Fred Shedden
Margot Knight
Dame Pattie Menzies
Noel Herriman
Clement Attlee
Tim Hughes
Anthony Eden
Jennifer Vuletic
Narrator (voice)
Chris Waters
Lord Beaverbrook
Simon Rogers
Lord Cranborne
Matthew King
Robert Menzies
Barry Friedlander
General Dill
Ian McTear
Archibald Sinclair
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