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~ All three series of Secret Army are now available on DVD and Video ~
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Unbroadcast Episode: What Did You Do in the War, Daddy? Written by: John Brason Directed by: Viktors Ritelis
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1969. A British TV documentary series called 'In Our Time' is profiling the work of the wartime evasion lines to mark the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the liberation of Brussels. Monique Durnford, Albert, Alain, Natalie and even Kessler - now under the pseudonym Manfred Dorf - are all interviewed for the programme. The former members of Lifeline have also been invited to take part both in a ceremony at an airfield near Brussels and in a reunion back at the Candide, which Albert still owns. Monique is uncertain about the reunion and after visiting Yvette's soon to be demolished grave decides she can't go through with it. However, at the last minute she elects to take a taxi to the Candide where she meets her old friends again. That evening they reminisce about the past and discuss whether their wartime activities were really worthwhile. N.B. This episode has never been broadcast and will not be included on the forthcoming Series 3 DVD release due to clearance issues. I cannot supply copies so please don't ask! However, more information about this episode, including the reasons why it was never broadcast, will be detailed in the accompanying DVD booklet. |
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Above: Albert (Bernard Hepton), Natalie
(Juliet Hammond-Hill) and Alain (Ron Pember). Photo ©
BBC . Principal Guest Cast:
Stephen Durnford (Stephan Chase),
Air Commodore (Robert MacLeod), |
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