Darkest Hour (2017 film)
Darkest Hour: In May 1940, the fate of World War II hangs on Winston Churchill, who must decide whether to negotiate with Adolf Hitler or fight on knowing that it could mean the end of the British Empire.
Darkest Hour Overview
| Budget | 30 million |
| Category | Drama , History |
| Production company | Working Title Films (GB) , Focus Features (US) , Perfect World Pictures (US) , Universal Pictures (US) |
| Box office | 150.847 million |
| Original language | en |
| Runtime | 2.083 Hour |
| Release date | 2017-11-22 |
| Spoken language | English |
| Rating | 73.52% |
| Vote Count | 4974 |
Darkest Hour - FAQ
What is Budget of Darkest Hour ?
Budget of Darkest Hour is 30 million
What are Categories of Darkest Hour ?
Category of Darkest Hour is Drama , History
What are the Production companies of Darkest Hour ?
Production companies of Darkest Hour are Working Title Films (GB) , Focus Features (US) , Perfect World Pictures (US) , Universal Pictures (US)
What is the Box office collection of Darkest Hour ?
Box office Collection of Darkest Hour is 150.847 million
What is the Original language of Darkest Hour ?
Original_language of Darkest Hour is en
What is the Run time of Darkest Hour ?
Run time of Darkest Hour is 2.083 Hour
What is Release date of Darkest Hour ?
Release date of Darkest Hour is 2017-11-22
Cast
- Gary Oldman as Winston Churchill
- Kristin Scott Thomas as Clemmie
- Ben Mendelsohn as King George VI
- Lily James as Elizabeth Layton
- Ronald Pickup as Neville Chamberlain
- Stephen Dillane as Viscount Halifax
- Nicholas Jones as Sir John Simon
- Samuel West as Sir Anthony Eden
- David Schofield as Clement Atlee
- Richard Lumsden as General Ismay
- Malcolm Storry as General Ironside
- Hilton McRae as Arthur Greenwood
- Benjamin Whitrow as Sir Samuel Hoare
- Joe Armstrong as John Evans
- Adrian Rawlins as Air Chief Marshal Dowding
- David Bamber as Admiral Ramsay
- Paul Leonard as Admiral Dudley Pound
- David Strathairn as President Roosevelt (voice)
- Eric MacLennan as Tom Leonard
- Philip Martin Brown as Sawyers
- Demetri Goritsas as Cabinet Secretary Bridges
- Jordan Waller as Randolph Churchill
- Alex Clatworthy as Diana Churchill
- Mary Antony as Mary Churchill
- Bethany Muir as Sarah Churchill
- Anna Burnett as Pamela Churchill
- Jeremy Child as Lord Stanhope
- Brian Pettifer as Lord Kingsley Wood
- Michael Gould as Lord Londonderry
- Paul Ridley as House of Commons Speaker
- Robin Pearce as Ernle Hastings
- Michael Bott as Equerry
- Olivier Broche as Reynaud
- Mario Hacquard as Daladier
- Pip Torrens as BBC Producer
- Edmund Wiseman as Actor
- Hannah Steele as Abigail Walker
- Nia Gwynne as Alice Simpson
- Ade Dee Haastrup as Marcus Peters
- James Eeles as Maurice Baker
- Flora Nicholson as Jessie Sutton
- Bronte Carmichael as Young Girl on Tube
- Roisin O'Neill as Agnes Dillon
- John Locke as Oliver Wilson
- Jo Neary as Margaret Jerome
- Richard Glover as Brigadier Nicholson
- Tom Ashley as Ramsay Staffer
- Joshua Higgott as Reporter
- Imogen King as Teenage Girl at Tube Map
- Miles Gallant as Naval Map-Room Officer
- Faye Marsay as Sybil
- John Atterbury as Sir Alexander Cadogan
- James Harkness as AD Nicholl (Secretary #1)
- Joshua James as W D Wilkinson (Secretary #2)
- Charley Palmer Rothwell as Christopher Wilson (Photographer)
- Patsy Ferran as Maid
- Sarah Flind as Cook
- Steffan Donnelly as Back Bencher
- Kieran Buckeridge as Cecil Beaton
- Johnny Otto as Member of Parliament (uncredited)
