Cast Zulu (1964 film)

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stanley baker , michael caine




stanley baker lieutenant john chard
michael caine lieutenant gonville bromhead
jack hawkins reverend otto witt, swedish missionary based @ rorke s drift
ulla jacobsson margareta witt
chief mangosuthu buthelezi king cetshwayo, real life great-grandfather
james booth private henry hook, described thief, coward, , insubordinate barrack-room lawyer
nigel green colour sergeant frank bourne
ivor emmanuel private owen, welsh baritone , head of company choir. @ end, owen leads men in singing men of harlech .
paul daneman sergeant robert maxfield, private hook s sergeant
glynn edwards corporal william allen, portrayed model soldier
neil mccarthy private thomas, former welsh farmer becomes friends private owen
david kernan private frederick hitch
gary bond private cole
peter gill private 612 john williams, member of company choir partnered private hook in defending hospital
patrick magee surgeon-major james henry reynolds, overworked doctor
richard davies private 593 william jones
denys graham private 716 robert jones
dickie owen corporal christian schiess, hospitalised swiss corporal in natal native contingent
gert van den bergh lieutenant josef adendorff, afrikaner officer serving natal native contingent , survivor of battle @ isandhlwana
dennis folbigge commissary james langley dalton
larry taylor hughes
kerry jordan louis byrne, depicted in film comedy relief company cook rather acting store keeper




^ michael caine . front row (radio). 29 september 2010. bbc radio 4. retrieved 18 january 2014. 
^ hall, sheldon (2005). zulu: guts behind it: making of epic movie. sheffield, england: tomahawk. p. 68. isbn 978-0-95319-2-663. 






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