Denholm Elliott film reviews
Denholm Elliott
British actor
During World War 2 Denholm Elliott served in RAF. His plane was shot down over Germany in 1942 and he spent the rest of the war in Stalag 8B POW camp in Silesia.
1955 |
as Flight Lieutenant McKenzie | |
 The dream of an air crash of a Dakota plane with Air Marshall onboard was just an anecdote on the party in Shanghai, but when Air Marshall Hardie learns that he will be travelling on a Dakota to Tokyo, things begin to resemble the ones in the dream. | ||
1970 |
as Captain Hornsby | |
 During World War 2 American translator, who so far avoided any combat duty, is sent to New Hebrides Islands, where British are preparing a special operation that could save a lot of American soldiers. This time combat is inevitable. | ||
1977 |
as R.A.F. Met. Officer | |
 Operation Market-Garden, the daring plan of General Montgomery to break into Germany with help of paratroopers goes wrong. Based on real events. | ||
1979 |
as Colonel Pulleine | |
True events surrounding the biggest defeat of British in Zulu War - the Battle of Isandlwana. | ||
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