Island at War

Island at War (2004)

EndedScripted showDrama, War

Powerful family drama focusing on a group of islanders adjusting to life under enemy occupation during the Second World War.

A harrowing, sprawling mini-series produced by Masterpiece Theatre, "Island at War" chronicles three families - the upper-class Dorrs, the middle-class Mays and the working-class Jonases - as they endure five years under Nazi rule on St. Gregory island, a fictionalized location representing the Channel Islands.

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Scheduleevery Sunday at 21:00 (90 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E06Unusual SuccessesAug 15, 2004
S01E05Unexpected RevelationsAug 8, 2004
S01E04Strange MerciesAug 1, 2004
S01E03To Catch a SpyJul 25, 2004
S01E02Living with the EnemyJul 18, 2004
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did 'Island at War' first premiere?

'Island at War' premiered on February 11, 2004.

How many episodes does 'Island at War' have?

'Island at War' has six episodes.

Who are the creators of 'Island at War'?

'Island at War' was created by Stephen Mallatratt.

What is the setting of 'Island at War'?

'Island at War' is set on the island of St. Gregory during World War II.

What is the plot of 'Island at War'?

'Island at War' follows the lives of the inhabitants of the fictional Channel Island of St. Gregory during the Nazi occupation in World War II.

Who are the main characters of 'Island at War'?

The main characters of 'Island at War' are Dr. Philip Martel, Angelique Mahy, Major Richter, Laura Burton, and Edith Ashford.

Who plays Dr. Philip Martel in 'Island at War'?

Actor James Wilby plays Dr. Philip Martel in 'Island at War'.

Who plays Angelique Mahy in 'Island at War'?

Actress Joanne Froggatt plays Angelique Mahy in 'Island at War'.

Who plays Major Richter in 'Island at War'?

Actor Julian Wadham plays Major Richter in 'Island at War'.

Who plays Laura Burton in 'Island at War'?

Actress Clare Holman plays Laura Burton in 'Island at War'.

Who plays Edith Ashford in 'Island at War'?

Actress Sue Johnston plays Edith Ashford in 'Island at War'.

What are some recurring themes in 'Island at War'?

Some recurring themes in 'Island at War' are collaboration, resistance, societal divisions, and survival in wartime conditions.

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