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The Case of Helvig Delbo

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The Case of Helvig Delbo is a 1947 British television special starring Dirk Bogarde and written and produced by Robert Barr.[1][2]

Bogarde recalled in his memoirs "I remember nothing whatever about “Helvig Delbo” except that I seemed to spend a great deal of time tearing about Alex¬andra Palace changing my costumes and leaping up in bits of set all over the place. It was over and done with in a matter of days, it seemed, and not a ripple did it, or I, cause."[3]

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In Denmark in 1943 twelve Danish resistance fighers who had been aiding Allied airmen to escape to Britain were rounded up by the Gestapo. British Intelligence seek to find the traitor.

References

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  1. ^ Tanitch, Robert (1988). Dirk Bogarde : the complete career illustrated. Ebury. p. 14.
  2. ^ "Double debut". Daily Echo. 22 November 1986. p. 20.
  3. ^ Bogarde, Dirk (1978). Snakes and ladders. p. 83.
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