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Bomber Harris is a British film of genre Drama with John Thaw
Bomber Harris (1989)
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Add to a movie listBomber Harris is a 1989 television drama based on the life of Arthur Harris. It was directed by Michael Darlow and written by Don Shaw.
Actors
John Thaw
(Sir Arthur 'Bomber' Harris)
Robert Hardy
(Winston Churchill)
Frederick Treves
(Sir Charles Portal)
Bernard Kay
(A.M. Sir Robert Saundby)
Sophie Thompson
(Jillie Harris)
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