The Imitation Game
Based on the real life story of legendary cryptanalyst Alan Turing, the film portrays the nail-biting race against time by Turing and his brilliant team of code-breakers at Britain's top-secret Government Code and Cypher School at Bletchley Park, during the darkest days of World War II.
History, Drama, Thriller, War
Black Bear Pictures, Bristol Automotive
Benedict Cumberbatch as Alan Turing, Keira Knightley as Joan Clarke, Matthew Goode as Hugh Alexander, Rory Kinnear as Detective Robert Nock, Allen Leech as John Cairncross, Matthew Beard as Peter Hilton, Charles Dance as Commander Denniston, Mark Strong as Stewart Menzies, James Northcote as Jack Good, Tom Goodman-Hill as Sergeant Staehl, Steven Waddington as Superintendent Smith, Ilan Goodman as Keith Furman, Jack Tarlton as Charles Richards, Alex Lawther as Young Alan Turing, Jack Bannon as Christopher Morcom, Tuppence Middleton as Helen, Dominik Charman as Sherborne Student 1, James G. Nunn as Sherborne Student 2, Charlie Manton as Sherborne Student 3, David Charkham as Joan's Father, Victoria Wicks as Joan's Mother, Andrew Havill as Teacher, Laurence Kennedy as Headmaster, Tim van Eyken as MI6 Agent, Viv Weatherall as Military Policeman, Miranda Bell as Margaret, Tim Steed as Electrical Assistant, Bartosz Wandrykow as Crossword Enthusiast, Lese Asquith-Coe as MI6 Agent (uncredited), Hayley Joanne Bacon as Woman in Crowd (uncredited), Lauren Beacham as RAF Wren (uncredited), Ingrid Benussi as Dancer (uncredited), Nicholas Blatt as Ministry Man (uncredited), Jack Brash as Evacuee (uncredited), Ancuta Breaban as Wren (uncredited), Alex Corbet Burcher as Dancer (uncredited), Grace Calder as Assistant Wren (uncredited), Richard Campbell as Crossword Man in Pub (uncredited), Daniel Chapple as MI6 Agent (uncredited), Lisa Colquhoun as Joan Clarke's Friend (uncredited), Alexander Cooper as Bletchley Park Agent (uncredited), Leigh Dent as Passerby (uncredited), Esther Eden as WW2 Wren (uncredited), Sam Exley as Military Policeman 3 (uncredited), Ben Farrow as Military Police (uncredited), Mike Firth as Crossword Enthusiast (uncredited), Hannah Flynn as Wren (uncredited), James Gard as School Boy (uncredited), Guna Gultniece as Passerby (uncredited), Benjamin Hardie as Paperboy (uncredited), Oscar Hatton as Evacuee (uncredited), Luke Hope as MI6 Agent (uncredited), Vera Horton as Nunn (uncredited), Vincent Idearson as MI6 Agent (uncredited), Denis Koroshko as Civilian (uncredited), Debra Leigh-Taylor as Evacuee (uncredited), Stuart Matthews as Bletchley Park Operative (uncredited), Amber-Rose May as Joan Clarke's Friend (uncredited), Samantha Moran as Wren (uncredited), Adam Nowell as Technician (uncredited), Joseph Oliveira as MI6 Agent (uncredited), Harry Leonard Parkinson as Evacuee (uncredited), John Redmann as Young Officer (uncredited), David G. Robinson as Police Sergeant White (uncredited), Alice Tapfield as Wren (uncredited), Mark Underwood as Crossword Man (uncredited), Nicola-Jayne Wells as First Aid Nurse (uncredited), Josh Wichard as German Pilot (uncredited)