En mai 1940, le destin de l'Europe occidentale pèse sur le Premier ministre britannique Winston Churchill, qui doit choisir entre négocier avec Adolf Hitler ou continuer le combat tout en sachant que cela pourrait représenter une défaite humiliante pour la Grande-Bretagne et son empire.
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Ronald Pickup
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Sir John Simon
Samuel West
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David Schofield
Clement Atlee
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Malcolm Storry
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Arthur Greenwood
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John Evans
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source: Darkest Hour
Garry Oldman first came to my notice as Sid. He now steps into Albert Finney's gigantic shoes, and does not disappoint. But a note of disapproval- it was not the Labour Party which brought down Chamberlain in 1940, it was Leo Amery, single handed, with the greatest, most passionate Cri de Coeur ever heard in a parliament until the Man himself unleashed the 18" guns of the English Language. P.S. I should have mentioned Sir Roger Keyes turning up to the debate in Full Dress. A bit of Drang for Amery's Sturm. But it was Chamberlain's own party that delivered the Coup de Gras: Greenwood just sank the boot into the corpse.
