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Writers: George Barr (from his novel) , Claude Brulé , Howard Clewes, Stanley Mann. Rôle: German Commandant. Release Date: 26 May 1965. Synopsis: After the D-Day landings in June 1944, a US squadron liberates a small village in Normandy from German occupation. Comment: Marius once again portrays a German officer but this time a sympathetic one.
Marius Goring on the stage 1940s. The Tempest (1940) as Ariel with John Gielgud as Prospero and Alec Guinness as Ferdinand at The Old Vic, London. Monsieur Lamberthier (1947) as Maurice with Lucie Mannheim in English and German on tour in Germany (British Zone)
Another episode of the rare British crime show starring Marius Goring as Professor Hardy
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Educated at Perse School Cambridge and at several European universities, Marius Goring, in nearly 50 films, maintained an urbane image - when, that is, he wasn't being notably sinister. Wholly British as he was, he was remarkably adept at suggesting foreigners, sometimes merely decadent (like the playboy in The Barefoot Contessa (US/Italy, d.
21 mag 2018 · Marius Goring, an actor well known for his interpretation of parts demanding great nervous energy, plays Hitler. R adio Times Article 5 January 1940 by Guy Fletcher Talking of Hitler, I met the other day the very clever young actor, Marius Goring, who plays the Führer in ‘The Shadow of the Swastika’ (the next instalment Thursday).
13 mag 2013 · Release Date: 19 January 1942. Synopsis: Wartime propaganda piece reporting on the success of the economic blockade of Germany in the early years of the war. Made with the cooperation of The Ministry of Economic Warfare, The Royal Navy, and the Royal Air Force. The Big Blockade experiments boldly by mixing drama with documentary, real-life ...
Goring's second wife, the German actress Lucie Mannheim, died in 1976. Marius Goring and Prudence Fitzgerald married on 21 May 1977. [9] They shared a seventeenth-century house in London's Hampton Court that looked out onto a royal park, [10] before moving to the village of Rushlake Green in East Sussex , where they lived for the rest of their lives.
