Original sentence: Both Terry and the IRA led by Shinto (Robert Beatty) vow to free the men and bring them from their trail in Belfast to safety in the Republic of Ireland, but Irish but Shinto favours more violent methods that Terry...In addition to Terry's questioning Matt is affected by a mother whose husband and son join the IRA with fatal results.Terence (John Mills) and Matthew (Dirk Bogarde) Sullivan are two IRA men in London during World War II.Terry starts questioning the worth of the IRA's war against the United Kingdom that involves planting bombs in crowded London Underground stations and becomes marked for death by the IRA.Though Matthew escapes capture in London, his comrades in arms Connolly (Liam Redmond) and Patsy {[[Jack MacGowran]) are captured by the British police
Edited sentence: John Mills and Dirk Bogarde, bizarrely, were the actors chosen to play two IRA men under cover in London during World War II.Nice cameo by Jack MacGowran.The lads are captured after (Terry) starts questioning the worth of war, a line of thinking never popular with armies.They are sprung from captivity by Connolly (Liam Redmond) and his IRA men