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E:14/9 Win a Copy of The Way to the Stars
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Available from 20 August
Network DVD
RRP £12.99
Network is delighted to announce the release of one of the finest war films ever made, as THE WAY TO THE STARS. In 1940, during the Battle of Britain, Peter Penrose (John Mills – Ryan’s Daughter), a recently qualified flyer with the RAF, joins a squadron based in the Midlands, and quickly discovers the harsh reality of every day life during wartime. When his squad commander, Flight Lieutenant David Archdale (Michael Redgrave – The Dam Busters), dies in a raid, leaving behind his wife and a young son, Peter becomes disillusioned with the idea of marriage, and leaves the base without explaining to his fiancée why he has broken off their relationship.
The film manages to brilliantly capture the tragic atmosphere of war-time as Penrose comes to terms with the fact that he has survived whilst others have died, the film sustains a mood of both hope and fear, interspersed with moments of panic, terror, comedy and relief. An outstanding example of the British war film at its best, THE WAY TO THE STARS features compelling performances from both Redgrave and Mills, with solid support from Stanley Holloway (My Fair Lady), Basil Radford (The Lady Vanishes), Rosamund John (Green for Danger) and, in a small role, Trevor Howard (Brief Encounter) as Squadron Leader Carter.
For your chance to win a copy of the DVD, thanks to Network DVD, simply answer the following question:
To enter this competition log in, register or fill in your details below:
At the outset of the Battle of Britain the number of planes in the Luftwaffe airforce outnumbered the RAF by:
<label>Two to One</label>
<label>Three to One</label>
<label>Four to One</label>

<table border="0" cellspacing="0" width="388"><tbody><tr><td style="" colspan="1">
</td></tr><tr><td align="left">
</td></tr></tbody></table>Available from 20 August
Network DVD
RRP £12.99
Network is delighted to announce the release of one of the finest war films ever made, as THE WAY TO THE STARS. In 1940, during the Battle of Britain, Peter Penrose (John Mills – Ryan’s Daughter), a recently qualified flyer with the RAF, joins a squadron based in the Midlands, and quickly discovers the harsh reality of every day life during wartime. When his squad commander, Flight Lieutenant David Archdale (Michael Redgrave – The Dam Busters), dies in a raid, leaving behind his wife and a young son, Peter becomes disillusioned with the idea of marriage, and leaves the base without explaining to his fiancée why he has broken off their relationship.
The film manages to brilliantly capture the tragic atmosphere of war-time as Penrose comes to terms with the fact that he has survived whilst others have died, the film sustains a mood of both hope and fear, interspersed with moments of panic, terror, comedy and relief. An outstanding example of the British war film at its best, THE WAY TO THE STARS features compelling performances from both Redgrave and Mills, with solid support from Stanley Holloway (My Fair Lady), Basil Radford (The Lady Vanishes), Rosamund John (Green for Danger) and, in a small role, Trevor Howard (Brief Encounter) as Squadron Leader Carter.
For your chance to win a copy of the DVD, thanks to Network DVD, simply answer the following question:
To enter this competition log in, register or fill in your details below:
At the outset of the Battle of Britain the number of planes in the Luftwaffe airforce outnumbered the RAF by:
<label>Two to One</label>
<label>Three to One</label>
<label>Four to One</label>
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