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The Four Minute Mile (1988)

Jahn Landys date with destiny.

Genre : History, Drama

Runtime : 2H 32M

Synopsis

A dramatization of the race to the four-minute mile.

Actors

Richard Huw
Richard Huw
Roger Bannister
Nique Needles
Nique Needles
John Landy
Adrian Rawlins
Adrian Rawlins
Chris Chataway
John Philbin
John Philbin
Wes Santee
Michael York
Michael York
Franz Stampfl
Lewis Fitz-Gerald
Lewis Fitz-Gerald
Denis Johannson
Tracy Mann
Tracy Mann
Jill Webster
Adrian Dunbar
Adrian Dunbar
Norris McWhirter
Richard Wilson
Richard Wilson
Harold Abrahams
Mark Pennell
Mark Pennell
Don MacMillan

Crews

Stephen Irwin
Stephen Irwin
Video Assist Operator

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