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Colditz

BBC-1 (Ended 1974)

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6.6 Fair
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Colditz ranks 6,429 out of the 18,229 shows on TV.com.

The 8 users who count themselves as Colditz fans have written a total of 1 reviews.

Status

Ended

Premiered

October 19, 1972

Ended

April 1, 1974

Genre

Drama

Theme

Military/War

Show Overview

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N/A Never Rated

Liberation

The prisoners can now see battle activity from the upper reaches of the castle, but there is strong SS resistance and Colditz comes under attack. Phil Carrington makes a break for American lines, but the situation is very confused and there are many obstacles to pass before Colditz can be truly liberated.

Aired: 04/01/74

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COLDITZ was a fact-based drama about life in a special prisoner camp for habitual escapers during World War II who were determined to fight their own war by constantly planning escapes and diverting military resources to pursue them.

The show ran for 2 series and featured a first rate cast... more »

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    10 Perfect

    A TV drama of outstanding quality. It dealt with a complex situation in a sensitive way. It marked a turning point in war stories because it showed a side of things not previously portrayed. hide « show »

    I enjoy watching this series repeatedly because of the powerful portrayal of the characters and situations. It wasn't historically accurate in detail but it used fact to create a drama that very much reflected the life and times of the people there both captors and captives.
    It dealt with some of the terrible dilemnas faced by the German captors as much as the prisoners which wasn't typical of war films up to that time.
    Some of the best actors on TV took part and the whole production created an atmosphere that seemed far more real than any typical production these days with all the advanced technology compared to 1972. I think it deserves to be rerun just to show how a drama should be made!
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