Maanalainen armeija Collaborator (1977–1979) Online
- Original Title :
- Collaborator
- Genre :
- TV Episode / Drama / History / War
- Year :
- 1977–1979
- Directror :
- Michael E. Briant
- Cast :
- Bernard Hepton,Angela Richards,Clifford Rose
- Writer :
- Gerard Glaister
- Type :
- TV Episode
- Time :
- 50min
- Rating :
- 8.6/10
Albert finally gets released from prison and returns to find 'Collaborator' graffiti on the restaurant. Locals are making open threats to the Candide staff, assuming they have collaborated and profited during the occupation. Alain has offered his farm as a refuge, but Albert will not leave his valuable business, leading to tension with Monique who is having second thoughts about their marriage plans. Natalie and Alain travel through the front line to contact British intelligence, and try to return with them to Brussels as protection for their colleagues. However, on the way back they run into a front line skirmish. As the Germans are vacating the Gestapo building, Reinhardt has captured an airman and the local woman who was hiding him. He wants to finally identify the Candide as Lifeline HQ. He confronts them in the restaurant, but releases his prisoners and turns himself over to Albert rather than take any action. Paul Vercors and his communist cell arrive and take Albert, Monique ...
Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Bernard Hepton | - | Albert Foiret | |
Angela Richards | - | Monique Duchamps | |
Clifford Rose | - | Sturmbannführer Ludwig Kessler | |
Juliet Hammond | - | Natalie Chantrens (as Juliet Hammond-Hill) | |
Terrence Hardiman | - | Major Hans Dietrich Reinhardt | |
Ron Pember | - | Alain Muny | |
Valentine Dyall | - | Dr. Pascal Keldermans | |
Hazel McBride | - | Madeleine Duclos | |
Ralph Bates | - | Paul Vercors | |
Hilary Minster | - | Hauptmann Muller | |
Ralph Arliss | - | Flight Lt. Dean | |
Michael Osborne | - | Squadron Leader Bain | |
Frank Jarvis | - | Pierre | |
Hugh Futcher | - | Jean | |
Jack McKenzie | - | Major Neil Turner |
This episode takes place on September 3, 1944.