L'Homme qui a sauvé Londres (1972)

- Directed by
- Jean L'Hôte
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How it feels
This French TV film tells the story of a man whose actions helped save London during wartime. It is based on a book by a British historian and was shot in the French countryside.
suspensefulhistoricalpatrioticunderstatedearnestretrotension-filled
What happens
L'Homme qui a sauvé Londres est un téléfilm du réalisateur français Jean L'Hôte, produit par l'ORTF et diffusé en 1972. Il est inspiré du livre The man who saved London, de l'historien britannique George Martelli, paru en 1960. Il a été tourné à Cusey dans la Haute-Marne et dans le Doubs. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)
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