| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Judi Dench | ... | Joan Stanley | |
| Sophie Cookson | ... | Young Joan | |
| Stephen Campbell Moore | ... | Max Davis | |
| Tom Hughes | ... | Leo Galich | |
| Freddie Gaminara | ... | William Mitchell | |
| Laurence Spellman | ... | Patrick Adams | |
| Tereza Srbova | ... | Sonya Galich | |
| Ben Miles | ... | Nick | |
| Robin Soans | ... | Clement Attlee | |
| Kevin Fuller | ... | Detective Philips | |
| Stephen Boxer | ... | Peter Kierl | |
| Simon Ludders | ... | Ship's Captain | |
| Steven Hillman | ... | Prison Guard | |
| CiarĂĄn Owens | ... | Detective Hughes | |
| Phill Langhorne | ... | Uniformed Officer | |
English born Joan Stanley, a Soviet and communist party sympathizer, becomes employed as a British government civil servant, and gets recruited by the KGB in the mid 1930s. She successfully transfers nuclear bomb secrets to the Soviet Union (Russia), which enables them to keep up with the west in the development of atomic weapons, and remains undetected as a spy for over a half a century. Written by Unknownian
Judi was very good of course, but doesn't feature hugely. Film was ok but felt like a missed opportunity. Could have been better. Meandered through an interesting story in a pedestrian manner. Last 10 mins it picked up. 6/10.