Christabel

TV Mini Series
1988–
2h 29m

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Elizabeth Hurley and Stephen Dillane in Christabel (1988)

An English woman's marriage to a German lawyer is tested when her husband is imprisoned for an anti-Hitler plot, forcing her to consider using her tie to Winston Churchill to secure his rele... Read allAn English woman's marriage to a German lawyer is tested when her husband is imprisoned for an anti-Hitler plot, forcing her to consider using her tie to Winston Churchill to secure his release.An English woman's marriage to a German lawyer is tested when her husband is imprisoned for an anti-Hitler plot, forcing her to consider using her tie to Winston Churchill to secure his release.

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Won 1 BAFTA Award
- 1 win & 2 nominations total

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Elizabeth Hurley

Christabel Bielenberg

Stephen Dillane

Peter Bielenberg

Nigel Le Vaillant

Adam Von Trott Zu Solz

Geoffrey Palmer

Mr. Burton

Ann Bell

Mrs. Burton

Suzan Crowley

Lexi

Renny Lister

Aunt Ulla

Jim Carter

Bausch

Pat Heywood

Frau Muckle

John Boswall

Alois

Sam Preston

Nicky

Ryan Le Neveu

John Bielenberg

Toby Lawson

Older Nicky

Alastair Haley

Older Nicky

Andrey Justice

Older John

James Exell

Older John

David Lyon

Kreuze

Sam Kelly

Karl Langbehn

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Trivia
The only time a German accent is used is when Karl is making fun of Hitler.

Goofs
Cockney accents were used to represent poor Germans in the countryside.

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Worth the Wait

While many people may be drawn to this film because of Elizabeth Hurley, her performance may at first disappoint; her acting is shaky throughout most of the film, but near the end her character seems to truly come into bloom, and the last third of the film is rather enjoyable, with Hurley finally showing us that she is more than just a pretty face. If you're not moved, then maybe many things won't move you.