King Rat
1965When Singapore surrendered to the Japanese in 1942, the Allied POWs, mostly British but including a few Americans, were incarcerated in Changi prison. Among the American prisoners is Cpl. King, a wheeler-dealer who has managed to establish a pretty good life for himself in the camp. King soon forms a friendship with an upper-class British officer who is fascinated with King's enthusiastic approach to life.
Acted in
George Segal
as Corporal King
James Fox
as Peter Marlowe
Tom Courtenay
as Grey
Patrick O'Neal
as Max
James Donald
as Dr. Kennedy
John Mills
as Smedley-Taylor
Denholm Elliott
as Larkin
Leonard Rossiter
as McCoy
Joe Turkel
as Dino
Todd Armstrong
as Tex
Gerald Sim
as Jones
Richard Dawson
as Weaver
John Standing
as Daven
John Ronane
as Hawkins
Alan Webb
as Brant
Geoffrey Bayldon
as Vexley
Wright King
as Brough
Hamilton Dyce
as Padre
Michael Lees
as Stevens
John Merivale
as Foster
Arthur Malet
as Blakeley
Michael Stroka
as Miller
Dale Ishimoto
as Yoshima
William Fawcett
as Steinmetz
Teru Shimada
as Japanese General
David Frankham
as Cox
John Warburton
as Commandant
Reg Lye
as Tinker Bell
John Orchard
as Gurble
Hedley Mattingly
as Dr Prudhomme
John Barclay
as Spence
Louis Neervort
as Torusumi
Edward Ashley
as Prouty
Anthony Faramus
as Prisoner
David Haviland
as Masters
Laurence Conroy
as Townsend
Roy Duane
as Peterson
John Levingston
as Myner
Sam Reese
as Kurt
Bryan Forbes
as Radio (Voice)
Brian Gaffikin
as Prisoner in Hut
Mathew McCue
as Prisoner
George Pelling
as Major Barry
Mickey Simpson
as First Sergeant Camp Liberator
Dick Johnson
as Pop