Journey’s End (1988) | Episode 2

Duration: 38'19''

Synopsis

The Great War is in its final year. The Germans are preparing one last great offensive. In the trenches a war-weary company, under their veteran commanding officer, Captain Stanhope, wait to take the brunt of the first attack...

Further Information

More episodes from this series

Journey's End | Episode 1

Journey's End | Episode 1

1988 | 1'11'42''

Adapted for television in 1988, starring Jeremy Northam as Stanhope, Edward Petherbridge as Osborne, and Timothy Spall as Trotter.

Journey's End (1988) | Episode 2

Journey's End (1988) | Episode 2

1988 | 38'19''

The Great War is in its final year. The Germans are preparing one last great offensive. In the trenches a war-weary company, under their vet...

Journey's End | Episode 1

Journey's End | Episode 1

1988 | 1'11'42''

Adapted for television in 1988, starring Jeremy Northam as Stanhope, Edward Petherbridge as Osborne, and Timothy Spall as Trotter.

Journey's End (1988) | Episode 2

Journey's End (1988) | Episode 2

1988 | 38'19''

The Great War is in its final year. The Germans are preparing one last great offensive. In the trenches a war-weary company, under their vet...

Journey's End | Episode 1

Journey's End | Episode 1

1988 | 1'11'42''

Adapted for television in 1988, starring Jeremy Northam as Stanhope, Edward Petherbridge as Osborne, and Timothy Spall as Trotter.

Journey's End (1988) | Episode 2

Journey's End (1988) | Episode 2

1988 | 38'19''

The Great War is in its final year. The Germans are preparing one last great offensive. In the trenches a war-weary company, under their vet...
Other Archive resources
Journey's End | BBC Two | 1988

Journey's End (1988)

Adapted for television in 1988, starring Jeremy Northam as Stanhope, Edward Petherbridge as Osborne, and Timothy Spall as Trotter.
The Odyssey | BBC Two | 1990

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Robert Erskine tells how Odysseus escaped the twin perils of Scylla and Charybdis to be shipwrecked by Poseidon. Illustrated by Paul Birbeck.