Movie

Link Span

★ 8.5(2)195625m

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Good to know

Director: Michael Clarke
Release date: 1956-01-02
Runtime: 25m
Language: English
Status: Released
Country: United Kingdom
Studio: British Transport Films

About Link Span

Link Span is a 1956 movie in the Documentary genre, directed by Michael Clarke, starring Michael Goodliffe. It has a runtime of 25 minutes. It holds an average rating of 8.5/10 from 2 viewers. Below you can see where to watch Link Span in Germany — across streaming, rental and purchase options — along with the full cast, trailer and viewer reviews.

Synopsis

Twenty-four hours in the story of the British Railways Channel ferryboats, the 'link spans' directly joining the roads and railways of Britain with those of France and all the Continent. The Lord Warden laden with an assortment of road vehicles from Dover, and the Night Ferry from Newhaven carrying passengers bound for Paris, Vienna or Rome are two of the ferries illustrated in this film; and freight is not forgotten.

Cast

Michael Goodliffe

Narrator (voice)

Themes & keywords

short film

Frequently asked questions

Where can I watch Link Span in Germany?+

Link Span is not currently listed on any streaming, rental or purchase service in Germany. Availability changes often, so check back or switch your region.

Is Link Span on Netflix?+

Link Span is not on Netflix in Germany right now.

How long is Link Span?+

Link Span has a runtime of 25 minutes (25 minutes).

Who stars in Link Span?+

Link Span stars Michael Goodliffe.

When did Link Span come out?+

Link Span is a 1956 movie directed by Michael Clarke.

What genre is Link Span?+

Link Span is Documentary film.

Who directed Link Span?+

Link Span was directed by Michael Clarke.