The Highest Honor

The Highest Honor is a 1983 Japanese-Australian film about Operation Jaywick and Operation Rimau by Z Special Unit during World War II. The same story inspired the mini-series Heroes (1988) and Heroes 2: The Return (1991).

Cast

• John Howard as Capt. R.C. Page
• Stuart Wilson as Lt. Gen. Ivan Lyon
• Michael Aitkens
• Vincent Ball
• Craig Ballard as Lt. B. Raymond
• James Belton as Lt. H.R. Ross
• Steve Bisley as A.B. W.G. Falls
• Tony Bonner as Lt. W.G. Carey
• Alan Cassell as Lt. Ted Carse
• Warren Coleman as Leading Seaman K.P. Cain
• Diane Craig as Mrs. Page
• Slim DeGrey as Leading Stoker J.P. McDowell
• George Duff as Cpl. A.G. Campbell
• Tim Elston as Sgt. D.P. Gooley
• Takuya Fujioka as Matsumoto
• Ken Goodlet as Bill Reynolds
• John Griffiths as Sgt. C.B. Cameron
• Riki Harada as Sgt. Imai
• Michael Harrs as Lt Cpl. J.T. Hardy
• Mark Hembrow as Able Seaman F.W. Marsh
• Noel Hodda as Able Seaman M.M. Berryman
• Harold Hopkins as Cpl. C.M. Stewart
• Andrew Inglis as Able Seaman A.M. Jones
• Kin'ya Kitaôji as Tachibana
• Hôsei Komatsu as Yabe
• Veronica Lang as Mrs. Lyon
• John Ley as Lt. A.I. Sargent
• George Mallaby as Lt. Cmdr. Don Davidson
• Hu Yin Mong as Lu Ran Shi
• Atsuo Nakamura as Minoru Tamiya
• Yû Numazaki as Capt. Nomura
• Neil Redfern as WO2 A. Warren
• Jiro Sakagami as Kimura
• Tarô Shigaki as Hayakawa
• Trevor Sommers as Sub. Lt. J.G. Riggs
• Mizuho Suzuki as Maj. Gen. Kawamura
• Jonathan Sweey as Cpl. A. Crilley
• Hajime Tawara as Sgt. Maj. Omori
• Garry Waddell as Cpl. R.B. Fletcher

References

External links

• The Highest Honor at the Internet Movie Database