In Which We Serve (1942)

Name: In Which We Serve
Released: 1942-12-24T21:31:48+01:00

Movies / Drama / War

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Runtime: 115m.
Status: Released
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Languages: en
Country: United Kingdom
Director: Noël Coward, David Lean
Stars: Noël Coward, John Mills, Bernard Miles, Celia Johnson, Kay Walsh
keywords: captain, bravery, world war ii, bomber, based on true story, crew, crete, royal navy, harbor, sailor, battleship, lifeboat, destroyer, sea battle, naval warfare, dunkirk, naval battle, britannia
Production_studio: Two Cities Films, British Lion Film Corporation, J. Arthur Rank Organisation
Slogan: You'll Never Forget... In Which We Serve
providers: Amazon Prime Video, Max, Max Amazon Channel, Criterion Channel, FlixFling, Amazon Prime Video with Ads
The In Which We Serve is featured in the top rankings of 1942
#19 in Top Drama Movies of 1942
#6 in Top War Movies of 1942

The story of the HMS Torrin, from its construction to its sinking in the Mediterranean during action in World War II. The ship's first and only commanding officer is Captain E.V. Kinross, who trains his men not only to be loyal to him and the country, but—most importantly—to themselves.

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CinemaSerf 26 June 2022 06:16

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A film that continues to divide opinion even now as it recounts the exploits of HMS "Torrin" a Royal Navy destroyer during WWII. I have to say that I found this to be just a little too much of a propaganda instrument than I was comfortable with - but it was made during the war, and it is very easy to be sitting now judging the activities of those who were actually risking their lives on an hourly basis, and of those charged with maintaining morale. Noël Coward heads this up as an almost aristocratic and really rather wooden "Captain Kinross" but the ensemble cast - John Mills, Bernard Miles, Richard Attenborough, Kay Walsh and Joyce Carey are much more engaging as the nuts and bolts characters and their spouses. The story is related in flashback form as the ship has been torpedoed and the sailors are in the sea awaiting rescue (or death) and delivers a poignant and thought-provoking evaluation not just of wartime behaviour, but of attitudes too.

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