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      Two Men Went to War

      2002, Comedy/War, 1h 48m

      29 Reviews 500+ Ratings

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      Two Men Went to War bungles an incredible fact-based story on a frustratingly uneven dramatization that turns wartime heroism into middling dramedy. Read critic reviews

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      Movie Info

      An aging sergeant (Kenneth Cranham) and a young private (Leo Bill) go absent without leave during World War II.

      • Rating: PG (Language|Some Violence)

      • Genre: Comedy, War

      • Original Language: English

      • Director: John Henderson

      • Producer: Annie Barooah

      • Writer: Richard Everett

      • Release Date (Theaters):  original

      • Release Date (Streaming):

      • Box Office (Gross USA): $150.0K

      • Runtime:

      • Distributor: Indican Releasing

      • Production Co: Ira Trattner Productions

      Cast & Crew

      Kenneth Cranham
      Leo Bill
      Derek Jacobi
      James Fleet
      Julian Glover
      David Ryall
      Richard Everett
      Robert Bevan
      Richard Harvey
      John Ignatius
      David Yardley
      Sophie Becher
      Jill Taylor

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      • Sep 14, 2010

        What an unexpected delight is this true-ish wartime tale of two army dentists determined to do something for the war effort. A grizzled WW1 Sergeant and callow private go AWOL, heading for Cornwall and then to France armed with a rucksack of grenades, a couple of pistols and the odd dental tool. Possessing a comic lightness of touch rarely seen in Britain since the halcyon days of the Ealing comedies, this wonderful tale of British eccentricity is hilariously funny mainly because it never goes for the obvious laugh. Realisitic enough that the adventure is frequently nerve-wracking, with a splendid plot that constantly wrongfoots your guesses, the mismatched comic pair of Kenneth Cranham and Leo Bill work brilliantly. Filmed in vibrant colours so rarely seen in a British film, the movie succeeds way beyond its modest ambitions. It's the rare sort of film that banishes the blues and puts you in a good mood that lasts for ages afterwards. What more can you ask from a film than that?

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