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- Manhunt is a World War II drama series consisting of 26 episodes, produced by London Weekend Television in 1969 and broadcast nationwide from January 1970. (en)
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- James Goddard (en)
- Bill Bain (en)
- Rex Firkin (en)
- Robert Tronson (en)
- Cyril Coke (en)
- James Ormerod (en)
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- With the Gestapo closing in on them, Vincent takes Nina and Jimmy to his family chateau where they are hidden by a loyal gamekeeper. (en)
- Vincent, Nina and Adelaide embark on a highly dangerous train journey. (en)
- JImmy, Vincent and Nina hide in a disused room at the top of Vincent’s family chateau - but the refuge becomes a prison when the Gestapo occupy the lower rooms. (en)
- Gratz captures a young British agent, and exploits Nina's attraction for the agent in order to extract information from him. But the agent is wary of Gratz's offer. (en)
- After witnessing the rape of a farm girl by a Vichy policeman, Nina is shocked by the scant sympathy shown by the others and breaks away on her own - with dire results. (en)
- Gratz interrogates Nina; his methods are persuasive. Lutzig also wants her information - provoking conflict between the SS and the Abwehr. (en)
- Jimmy and Nina shelter at a farmhouse. At once, they realise they’ve walked into a bizarre and sinister situation. (en)
- Posing as a seaman, Jimmy infiltrates the German-controlled metalworks in Bordeaux where he makes an important discovery. (en)
- Narrowly escaping the SS round-up in which Vincent was caught, Jimmy is hidden by a French Resistance girl - but her brainwashed younger brother is a potential informer. (en)
- The three are hidden in the town of Boiziers by Doctor Moussac and his wife, who smuggles them out. (en)
- Vincent, Jimmy and Nina have 50 miles of occupied France to traverse before they reach the River Cher, where Free France begins. (en)
- As the German military roars south to Toulon, Vincent, Jimmy and Nina hide in an old toll-house. But Vincent risks their lives by trying to contact the local Resistance. (en)
- Lutzig arrests Gratz, who is tortured in an effort to force him to betray Nina. He resists and survives, but is finally confronted by someone he is shocked to see. (en)
- Gratz closes in on Vincent, Jimmy and Nina as they hide in an armaments factory. One of the workers is an informer - but which one? (en)
- Nina and David are holed up in Gratz's apartment. Playing a series of mind games, Gratz proves that David’s affection for Nina is weaker than his sense of duty. (en)
- Vincent, Jimmy and Nina seek refuge in a ‘safe’ house. But who are the mysterious figures in the shadows? (en)
- Vincent, Jimmy and Adelaide, with a strong force of the Bordeaux Resistance organisation, infiltrate the German-controlled metalworks in a last desperate attempt to seize an aircraft component. (en)
- Jimmy and Vincent learn of an impending SS raid on a junk shop where a Resistance meeting is planned. Unable to give warning, they visit the shop - with tragic results. (en)
- Encouraged by Gratz and aided by the Resistance, Nina, JImmy and Adelaide hope to escape to England. Can they really make it to freedom? (en)
- As Germans break up a meeting of French Resistance leaders, ‘Nina’ escapes with British agent ‘Vincent’, along with RAF pilot Jimmy, whose plane has crashed nearby. (en)
- As the price of his freedom, Gratz makes a promise to Lutzig: he will lead the SS to Nina. (en)
- Gratz tries to trick British Intelligence by the use of a captured transmitter and a British agent; his plan backfires and he is arrested. (en)
- Nina and Adelaide rendezvous in the church of St Xavier. But is it a Gestapo ruse to get Nina away from Gratz? (en)
- A Gestapo agent in the metalworks terrorises Jimmy into revealing his identity - and an innocent Polish worker is executed. (en)
- In Paris, Vincent is offered his freedom. How can he be sure it is not a trap? (en)
- At a sleazy nightclub - now the focal point for both the Resistance and collaborators - Vincent, Jimmy and Nina see more danger in hiding and put themselves in full view of the SS. (en)
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- Machine (en)
- Betrayal (en)
- The Losers (en)
- Confessional (en)
- Break-Up (en)
- Open House (en)
- Fare Forward Voyagers (en)
- One Way Home (en)
- One More River (en)
- A Different Kind of War (en)
- A Way to Die (en)
- Better Doubt Than Die (en)
- Degrade and Rule (en)
- Intent to Steal (en)
- Little Man, Big Gun Pt 1 (en)
- Little Man, Big Gun pt 2 (en)
- Little Man, What Next? Pt 1 (en)
- Little Man, What Next? Pt 2 (en)
- Only The Dead Survive (en)
- The Death-Wish (en)
- The Enemy You Know (en)
- The Price of Resistance (en)
- The Train May Be Late (en)
- The Ugly Side of War (en)
- What Did You Do In The War, Daddy? (en)
- With a Sort of Love (en)
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- dbr:Vincent_Tilsley
- William Martin (en)
- Andrew Brown (en)
- Roy Clarke (en)
- Alfred Shaughnessy (en)
- Bruce Stewart (en)
- Arden Winch (en)
- Elwyn Jones (en)
- Jonathan Hales (en)
- Vincent Tilsley (en)
- Harry Green (en)
- Hugo Charteris (en)
- Peter J Hammond (en)
- Derek Ingrey (en)
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- Manhunt is a World War II drama series consisting of 26 episodes, produced by London Weekend Television in 1969 and broadcast nationwide from January 1970. (en)
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- Manhunt (1969 TV series) (en)
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