A Call to Spy (2020)
Overview
The story of Vera Atkins, a crafty spy recruiter, and two of the first women she selects for Churchill's "secret army": Virginia Hall, a daring American undaunted by a disability and Noor Inayat Khan, a pacifist. These civilian women form an unlikely sisterhood while entangled in dangerous missions to turn the tide of the war.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.8125 |
Directed By
Lydia Dean Pilcher
Crew
Zsuzsa Mihalek
Anthony Keating
Jane Chwick
Judith Manocherian
Adam Schoon
Michael Chwick
Lisa Sippel
Louise Lovegrove
Barbara Byrne
Sharmila Makhija
Rebecca Thomas
Alfred Giancarli
Raquel Vivve
Joey Shaista Horn
Lenore Romas
Ashley Mingo
Nicole Agostino
Julia Fisher Farbman
John S. Wadsworth Jr.
Margarida De Brito
Leo Won
David Hoffman
Frank Thomas
Laura Heery Prozes
Marco Valla
Diane Heery
James P. Stephens
Samudrika Arora
Linda Cohen
Jason Loftus
Darlene A. DiDonato
Sahil Bhatia
Christopher Jon Gombos
Ryan Boylan
Jacqueline Nowakowski
Nate Rose
Jayne Baron Sherman
Farhad Khosravi
Matthew Sippel
Monica Mandelli
Catherine Walshak
Harriet Leve
Brian David Cange
Mia Neal
Conor O'Mara
Brendan K. Russell
Elizabeth James
Robert Hein
Gaby Allen
Alba S. Torremocha
Nina Rodriguez Smith
Rhonda L. Moore
Caitlyn Tomasik
Alba S. Torremocha
John M. Davis
Janet Osmundsen
Lydia Dean Pilcher
Sarah Megan Thomas
Robby Baumgartner
Kim Jennings
Paul Tothill
Sarah Megan Thomas
Vanessa Porter
Jason Loftus
Kristof Kiss Benedek
Szabolcs Gáspár
Krisztina Lascsik
Michael Amendolia
Tywan Williams
Reid Murphy
Chandler Tucker
Sam Bader
Alexander Linde
Mary Lampert
Judith C. Posey
Khadir Cade
Nathan Carolan
Emma Mendelson
Botond Aszalós
Jessica Kourkounis
Simone Holland
Colin Harker
Matthew Haasch
Diane Heery
Heidi Levitt
Hannah Rothfield
Jane Ferguson
Ian Cymore
Marcus DiLauro
Gavin Fernandez
Malcolm A. Purnell
Lucy Friedberg
Ryan Baldwin
Matthew Kay
István Sándor
Mark DiStefano
David Briggs
David Delizza
János Köporosy
Balázs Kovács
Lisa Montalvo
Mike Fares
Isata Allen
Tim Hands
Robert Hein
Maren Reese
Adrian Boyes
Tushar Manek
Katalin Baranyi
Brennan Berger
Matt Caruso
Agnes Eckert
Benjamin S.L. Wong
Stephanie Serra
Roman Hankewycz
Grant Elder
Vince Cupone
Kelly Rose Gavenus
Tia Douglas
Lauren K. McGarry
Travis Jones
Zoltán Bus
Patricia D'Intino
Steve J. Sanchez
Marin Hope
Jay Peck
Matt Martin
Crystal Samuel
Hanna Hamilton
Federica Arevalo
Sheryl Gauntlett Jadrosich
Tony Tromp
Courtney Fusselman
Miles Goodall
TOP CAST
Sarah Megan Thomas
Virginia Hall
Stana Katic
Vera Atkins
Radhika Apte
Noor Inayat Khan
Linus Roache
Maurice Buckmaster
Rossif Sutherland
Dr. Chevain
Samuel Roukin
Christopher
Laila Robins
Pirani
Marc Rissmann
Klaus Barbie
David Schaal
Colonel Gubbins
Matt Salinger
William Donovan
Andrew Richardson
Alfonse
Rob Heaps
Paul
Joe Doyle
Father Robert Alesche
Mathilde Ollivier
Giselle
Lola Pashalinski
Hilda Atkins
Cynthia Mace
Madame Dubois
Alistair Brammer
Leo Marks
Marceline Hugot
Sister Francis
Sigrid Owen
Emilie
Jean Brassard
George
Ben Chase
Wounded Agent James
Elise Eberle
Serena
Pascal Yen-Pfister
French Policeman
Juliana Sass
Isabella
Thomas Belgrey
Vichy Prison Guard
Zazie Ray-Trapido
Extra
Charles Brunton
Mark
Alexa Salamé
Rose
David Horvilleur
French Policeman
Anthony Mecca
French Policeman
Joe Layton
SOE Agent Dowd
James Devon
U.S. Embassy Manager
Helen Kennedy
Anna Buckmaster
Brittany Vicars
Yveline
Joseph McGranaghan
Thin Man
Richie Stephens
Training Officer John
Todd Justice Hedenber
Trainee
Gemma Massot
Victoria
Christian Horn
SOE Agent
Mikaela Izquierdo
French Woman
Bálint Bán
Gestapo Agent
Dániel Benedek
Giselle's Husband
Carrington Vilmont
German Soldier
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