The Four Feathers
2002A young British officer resigns his post when he learns of his regiment's plan to ship out to the Sudan for the conflict with the Mahdi. His friends and fiancée send him four white feathers as symbols of what they view as his cowardice. To redeem his honor, he disguises himself as an Arab and secretly saves their lives.
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Heath Ledger
as Harry Faversham
Wes Bentley
as Jack Durrance
Kate Hudson
as Ethne Eustace
Djimon Hounsou
as Abou Fatma
Alex Jennings
as Colonel Hamilton
Michael Sheen
as William Trench
Lucy Gordon
as Isabelle
James Cosmo
as Col. Sutch
Angela Douglas
as Aunt Mary
Daniel Caltagirone
as Gustave
Mohamed Bouich
as Sudanese Storyteller
Campbell Brown
as Dervish Ansar
Andy Coumbe
as Colonel Other Regiment
Karim Doukkali
as Egyptian Orderly
Megan Hall
as Millie
James Hillier
as Drunken Corporal
Nick Holder
as British Lion
Alexandra Kabi
as Woman in Red Veil
Julio Lewis
as Saadi
Craig McDonald
as Wounded Captain
Lionel Mahop
as Dervish Captain
Richard Manlove
as British Corporal
Kris Marshall
as Edward Castleton
Manar Mohamed
as Youssef
Marouazi Mohammed
as Dervish Sniper
Nider Mohamed
as Mullah
Anna Diafe Ndiaye
as Dinka Slavegirl
Medoune Ndiaye
as Gentle Faced Porter
Deobia Oparei
as Idris-Es-Saier
Mohamen Mehdi Ouazanni
as Hassan
Charles Pemberton
as Impressario
Rupert Penry-Jones
as Tom Willoughby
Tim Pigott-Smith
as General Feversham
Mohamed Quatib
as Ibrahim
Laila Rouass
as Maya
Hugh Ross
as Regimental Priest
Thioumbe Samb
as Dinka Slavegirl
Mark Tonderai
as Egyptian Orderly
Alek Wek
as Aquol
Alex Zorbas
as Egyptian Orderly
Bruce Lawrence
as British Soldier
Rhidian Bridge
as British Soldier (uncredited)
Gary Bunn
as British Soldier (uncredited)
Christian Coulson
as Drummer Boy (uncredited)
James Embree
as British Cavalry Officer (uncredited)
Natalie Hallam
as High Class Lady (uncredited)
Hugo Hedley
as British Troop (uncredited)
Serena Lorien
as Crying Widow (uncredited)
Cassie Newby
as Period Dancer (uncredited)
Benjamin Uttley
as General Wolseley's Aide-de-Camp (uncredited)