Bravo Two Zero (film)
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Bravo Two Zero is a 1999 television film based on a book of the same name by Andy McNab. The film covers the real life events - from McNab's perspective - of the British SAS patrol Bravo Two Zero, who were charged with finding Iraqi Scud missile launchers during the Gulf War. A previous film about the patrol, The One That Got Away, based on Chris Ryan's book of the same name, was broadcast in 1996.
Filmed on location in South Africa, the film features many local acting luminaries, and breathtaking locations.
[edit] Cast
- Tom Clegg Director
- Sean Bean .... Andy McNab
- Steve Nicolson .... Dinger
- Rick Warden .... Tony
- Richard Graham .... Mark
- Ian Curtis .... Baz
- Jamie Bartlett .... Ray
- Robert Hobbs .... Stan
- Ron Senior Jr. .... Pete
- Robert Whitehead .... Iraqi Colonel
- Caz Abrahams .... White Socks
- Nick Ashby .... Jeral
- Barry Berk .... Cyril
- Julia Booth .... Sally
- Melissa Carter .... Katie
- Dimitri Cassar .... Iraqi Officer #1
- Emma Chambers .... Dinger's Wife
- Alison Coles .... Jilly
- Kevin Collins .... Chris
- George Coutsoudis .... Son in Taxi
- Ernst Eloff .... Iraqi Farmer
- Arishaad Erreeff .... Shepherd
- Anthony Fridjohn .... Dentist
- Thomas Hall .... Gordon
- Graham Hopkins .... Graham
- Akram Ibrahim .... Prison Governor
- Brent King .... Shepherd Boy
- Maki Kossioris .... Father in Taxi
- Dehan Liebenberg .... Loadie #1
- Tim Mahoney .... Harry
- Anna Meininger .... Melissa
- Nissam Moalem .... Taxi Driver
- Alistair Prodgers .... Bert
- Nicky Rebello .... Interrogator
- Louise Saint-Claire .... Red Cross Worker
- Abdallah Sardi .... S60 Commander
- Russel Savadier .... Iraqi Captain
- Yvonne Van Den Berg .... Woman in Bar
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