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The Final Option (1982) It's suspected that a peace/anti-nuke organization in UK has some extremists willing to use

The Final Option (1982)

It's suspected that a peace/anti-nuke organization in UK has some extremists willing to use terrorism. The action will probably be against an embassy in London. The SAS/Special Air Service try to get the organization infiltrated.

Cast:
Captain Peter Skellen: Lewis Collins
Frankie Leith: Judy Davis
Secretary of State: Richard Widmark
Commander Powell: Edward Woodward
General Ira Potter: Robert Webber
Colonel Hadley: Tony Doyle
Rod: John Duttine
Bishop Crick: Kenneth Griffith
Jenny Skellen: Rosalind Lloyd
Helga: Ingrid Pitt
Ryan: Norman Rodway
Major Steele: Maurice Roëves
Hagen: Bob Sherman
Freund: Albert Fortell
Mac: Mark Ryan
Police Commissioner: Patrick Allen
Malek: Aharon Ipalé
Sir Richard: Paul Freeman
Baby Samantha: Briony Elliott
Pop Group: Dave Pegg
Harkness: Alan Mitchell
Mr. Martin: Richard Coleman
Sgt. Pope: Nigel Humphreys
Neil: Stephen Bent
Policeman at Mews: Martin Jacobs
Bank Manager: Raymond Brody
Immigration Officer: Andrew MacLachlan
Special Branch Man: Lew Hooper
Butler: Peter Geddis
Dennis: Jon Morrison
Baker: Trevor Byfield
Pickley: Michael Forrest
Ambassador Franklin: Don Fellows
Senator Kohoskie: Alan Gifford
Harold Staunton: John Woodnutt
Williamson: Nick Brimble
M.P.: Michael Godley
Mary Tinker: Meg Davies
Melissa: Lynne Miller
U.S. Security Man: Christopher Muncke
Newscaster: Bill Hamilton
U.S. Marine Guard: Martin Grace
Terrorist: Billy McBain
SAS Security Team Member: Jerry Baker
Usher: Rodney Cardiff
Officer: Derek Chafer
Vicar in Audience: Reg Cranfield
SAS Technician: Martin Denning
Policeman: Harry Fielder
Girl on Bus: Jillian Gibbs
SAS Operative: Owain Griffiths
Security Guard: Alan Harris
Man in Audience: Ned Lynch
Constable: Gerald Paris
Hostage: Colin Thomas
Servant at Banquet: John Tatham
Man at Houses of Parliament: Reg Thomason
Servant: John Triplett

Written by: George Markstein, Reginald Rose, James Follett

Director: Ian Sharp

Production: Varius Entertainment Trading A.G., Richmond Light Horse Productions

Release date: 16 Sep 1983

Box Office: $2,666,873
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