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Dirk Bogarde
Sir Derek Jules Gaspard Ulric Niven van den Bogaerde (28 March 1921 – 8 May 1999), better known by his stage name Dirk Bogarde, was an actor and author.
Bogarde was born in West Hampstead, London, of mixed Dutch and Scottish ancestry. His father Ulric van den Bogaerde (born in Perry Barr, Birmingham) was the art editor of The Times and his mother Margaret Niven was a former actress. He attended the former Allan Glen's School in Glasgow, a time he described as unhappy in his autobiography, although others have disputed his account [1]. Bogarde served in World War II, reaching the rank of Captain and served in both the European and Pacific theatres, principally as an intelligence officer. In April 1945 he was one of the first Allied officers to reach the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in Germany, an experience that had the most profound effect on him and about which he found it difficult to speak for many years afterward. His horror and revulsion at the cruelty and inhumanity that he witnessed in Belsen left him with a deep-seated hostility towards Germany; he wrote in the 1990s that he would disembark from an elevator rather than ride with a German. Ironically, three of his more memorable film roles would be playing a German, one of them as a former SS officer.
Come on George!
1939 [5]
Extra
Dancing with Crime
1947
Policeman
Once a Jolly Swagman
1948
Bill Fox
Esther Waters
1948
William Latch
Boys in Brown
1949
Alfie Rawlins
Quartet
1949
George Bland (segment "The Alien Corn")
Dear Mr. Prohack
1949
Charles Prohack
The Woman in Question
1950
R.W. (Bob) Baker
The Blue Lamp
1950
Tom Riley
Blackmailed
1950
Stephen Mundy
So Long at the Fair
1950
George Hathaway
Appointment in London
1952
Wing-Commander Tim Mason
Hunted
1952
Chris Lloyd
Penny Princess
1952
Tony Craig
The Gentle Gunman
1952
Matt Sullivan
They Who Dare
1953
Lt. Graham
The Sea Shall Not Have Them
1954
Flight Sgt. MacKay
For Better, for Worse
1954
Tony Howard
Doctor in the House
1954
Dr Simon Sparrow
The Sleeping Tiger
1954
Frank Clemmons
Simba
1955
Alan Howard
Doctor at Sea
1955
Dr. Simon Sparrow
The Spanish Gardener
1956
Jose
Cast a Dark Shadow
1957
Edward "Teddy" Bare
Ill Met by Moonlight
1957
Maj. Patrick Leigh Fermor aka Philedem
Doctor at Large
1957
Dr. Simon Sparrow
Campbell's Kingdom
1957
Bruce Campbell
A Tale of Two Cities
1958
Sydney Carton
The Wind Cannot Read
1958
Flight Lt. Michael Quinn
The Doctor's Dilemma
1958
Louis Dubedat
Libel
1959
Sir Mark Sebastian Loddon/Frank Welney/Number Fifteen
Song Without End
1960
Franz Liszt
The Angel Wore Red
1960
Arturo Carrera
Victim
1961
Melville Farr
We Joined the Navy
1962
Cameo appearance (Dr. Simon Sparrow)
The Singer Not the Song
1961
Anacleto
H.M.S. Defiant
1962
1st Lt. Scott-Padget
The Password is Courage
1962
Sgt. Maj. Charles Coward
The Mind Benders
1963
Dr. Henry Longman
I Could Go On Singing
1963
David Donne
The Servant
1963
Hugo Barrett
Doctor in Distress
1963
Dr. Simon Sparrow
King & Country
1964
Capt. Hargreaves
Hot Enough for June
1964
Nicholas Whistler
The High Bright Sun
1964
Maj. McGuire
Darling
1965
Robert Gold
Modesty Blaise
1966
Gabriel
Blithe Spirit
1966 (TV)
Charles Condomine
Accident
1967
Stephen
Our Mother's House
1967
Charlie Hook
Sebastian
1968
Sebastian
The Fixer
1968
Bibikov
La Caduta degli dei (The Damned)
1969
Frederick Bruckmann
Oh! What a Lovely War
1969
Stephen
Justine
1969
Pursewarden
Upon This Rock
1970 (TV)
Bonnie Prince Charlie
Morte a Venezia (Death in Venice)
1971
Gustav von Aschenbach
Night Flight from Moscow
1973
Philip Boyle
Il Portiere di notte (The Night Porter)
1974
Maximilian Theo Aldorfer
Permission to Kill
1975
Alan Curtis
A Bridge Too Far
1977
Lt. Gen. Frederick 'Boy' Browning
Providence
1977
Claude Langham
Despair
1978
Hermann Hermann
The Patricia Neal Story
1981 (TV)
Roald Dahl
May We Borrow Your Husband?
1986 (TV)
William Harris
The Vision
1987
James Marriner
Daddy Nostalgie
1990
Daddy
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dirk_Bogarde
http://members.aol.com/Alpheratz9/dirkbogarde.html
Sir Derek Jules Gaspard Ulric Niven van den Bogaerde (28 March 1921 – 8 May 1999), better known by his stage name Dirk Bogarde, was an actor and author.
Bogarde was born in West Hampstead, London, of mixed Dutch and Scottish ancestry. His father Ulric van den Bogaerde (born in Perry Barr, Birmingham) was the art editor of The Times and his mother Margaret Niven was a former actress. He attended the former Allan Glen's School in Glasgow, a time he described as unhappy in his autobiography, although others have disputed his account [1]. Bogarde served in World War II, reaching the rank of Captain and served in both the European and Pacific theatres, principally as an intelligence officer. In April 1945 he was one of the first Allied officers to reach the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in Germany, an experience that had the most profound effect on him and about which he found it difficult to speak for many years afterward. His horror and revulsion at the cruelty and inhumanity that he witnessed in Belsen left him with a deep-seated hostility towards Germany; he wrote in the 1990s that he would disembark from an elevator rather than ride with a German. Ironically, three of his more memorable film roles would be playing a German, one of them as a former SS officer.
Come on George!
1939 [5]
Extra
Dancing with Crime
1947
Policeman
Once a Jolly Swagman
1948
Bill Fox
Esther Waters
1948
William Latch
Boys in Brown
1949
Alfie Rawlins
Quartet
1949
George Bland (segment "The Alien Corn")
Dear Mr. Prohack
1949
Charles Prohack
The Woman in Question
1950
R.W. (Bob) Baker
The Blue Lamp
1950
Tom Riley
Blackmailed
1950
Stephen Mundy
So Long at the Fair
1950
George Hathaway
Appointment in London
1952
Wing-Commander Tim Mason
Hunted
1952
Chris Lloyd
Penny Princess
1952
Tony Craig
The Gentle Gunman
1952
Matt Sullivan
They Who Dare
1953
Lt. Graham
The Sea Shall Not Have Them
1954
Flight Sgt. MacKay
For Better, for Worse
1954
Tony Howard
Doctor in the House
1954
Dr Simon Sparrow
The Sleeping Tiger
1954
Frank Clemmons
Simba
1955
Alan Howard
Doctor at Sea
1955
Dr. Simon Sparrow
The Spanish Gardener
1956
Jose
Cast a Dark Shadow
1957
Edward "Teddy" Bare
Ill Met by Moonlight
1957
Maj. Patrick Leigh Fermor aka Philedem
Doctor at Large
1957
Dr. Simon Sparrow
Campbell's Kingdom
1957
Bruce Campbell
A Tale of Two Cities
1958
Sydney Carton
The Wind Cannot Read
1958
Flight Lt. Michael Quinn
The Doctor's Dilemma
1958
Louis Dubedat
Libel
1959
Sir Mark Sebastian Loddon/Frank Welney/Number Fifteen
Song Without End
1960
Franz Liszt
The Angel Wore Red
1960
Arturo Carrera
Victim
1961
Melville Farr
We Joined the Navy
1962
Cameo appearance (Dr. Simon Sparrow)
The Singer Not the Song
1961
Anacleto
H.M.S. Defiant
1962
1st Lt. Scott-Padget
The Password is Courage
1962
Sgt. Maj. Charles Coward
The Mind Benders
1963
Dr. Henry Longman
I Could Go On Singing
1963
David Donne
The Servant
1963
Hugo Barrett
Doctor in Distress
1963
Dr. Simon Sparrow
King & Country
1964
Capt. Hargreaves
Hot Enough for June
1964
Nicholas Whistler
The High Bright Sun
1964
Maj. McGuire
Darling
1965
Robert Gold
Modesty Blaise
1966
Gabriel
Blithe Spirit
1966 (TV)
Charles Condomine
Accident
1967
Stephen
Our Mother's House
1967
Charlie Hook
Sebastian
1968
Sebastian
The Fixer
1968
Bibikov
La Caduta degli dei (The Damned)
1969
Frederick Bruckmann
Oh! What a Lovely War
1969
Stephen
Justine
1969
Pursewarden
Upon This Rock
1970 (TV)
Bonnie Prince Charlie
Morte a Venezia (Death in Venice)
1971
Gustav von Aschenbach
Night Flight from Moscow
1973
Philip Boyle
Il Portiere di notte (The Night Porter)
1974
Maximilian Theo Aldorfer
Permission to Kill
1975
Alan Curtis
A Bridge Too Far
1977
Lt. Gen. Frederick 'Boy' Browning
Providence
1977
Claude Langham
Despair
1978
Hermann Hermann
The Patricia Neal Story
1981 (TV)
Roald Dahl
May We Borrow Your Husband?
1986 (TV)
William Harris
The Vision
1987
James Marriner
Daddy Nostalgie
1990
Daddy
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dirk_Bogarde
http://members.aol.com/Alpheratz9/dirkbogarde.html
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