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Classic WWII Naval Battles - We Dive At Dawn/In Which We

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Actor:	Noel Coward, Peter Finch, John Gregson, Celia Johnson, Niall MacGinnis, John Mills, Reginald Purdell, Kay Walsh, Bernard Miles, Eric Portman, Anthony Quayle

Director:	Anthony Asquith, Noel Coward, Michael Powell, David Lean, Emeric Pressburger

Special Features:	In Which We Serve: 25 Minute Documentary, Behind The Scenes Stills Gallery, Theatrical Trailer, Cast And Crew Biographies, Interactive Menus, We Dive At Dawn, Interactive Menus, Scene Access

Region:	Region 2

Aspect Ratio:	Aspect Ratio 4:3

Number of Discs:	3

Main Language:	English

Subtitle Languages:	English for the hard of hearing

Certificate:	U

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Release Date: 20 October 2003

The Battle of the River Plate
The Battle of the River Plate tells of the pursuit of the crack pocket German Battleship The Graf Spee, one of the most gripping episodes of World War II. Powell & Pressburgers' penultimate film together is notable for its amazing sea battles and non-stereotypical depiction of characters on both sides of the war.

In Which We Serve
In Which We Serve tells the story of the Royal Navy Destroyer HMS Torrin and those that serve on her. In the Battle of Crete she is dived bombed and goes down fighting. The survivors tell their own stories, at war and on the home front as they wait for rescue from their lifeboat.

We Dive At Dawn
The British submarine The Sea Tiger sets off for a deadly mission - to destroy the German warship Brandenburg located in the Baltic and surrounded by mines and escorting destroyers. But perhaps the biggest threat of all they must face is the Brandenburg's own deadly torpedoes.