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Christabel

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In the 1930s, Christabel (Elizabeth Hurley) is a young Englishwoman who meets and marries a German lawyer, Peter (Stephen Dillon), becomes a German citizen and sets about raising a family in's politically unstable Germany. When war breaks out, she takes her children to a rural village in the mountains and discovers her husband has been arrested for plotting to assassinate Adolf Hitler. Christabel Bielenberg's memoir, "The Past Is Myself," is the source for this historical drama.

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Audience Member This film is indeed a "must see" for those interested in WWII. This is a deep as it gets, but the "So fresh:" above trivializes the meaning of it. Would Rotten Tomatoes characterize films on Bergen-Belson or Auschwitz as "So fresh: Absolute Must See!"? Rated 5 out of 5 stars 01/13/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis In the 1930s, Christabel (Elizabeth Hurley) is a young Englishwoman who meets and marries a German lawyer, Peter (Stephen Dillon), becomes a German citizen and sets about raising a family in's politically unstable Germany. When war breaks out, she takes her children to a rural village in the mountains and discovers her husband has been arrested for plotting to assassinate Adolf Hitler. Christabel Bielenberg's memoir, "The Past Is Myself," is the source for this historical drama.
Director
Adrian Shergold
Production Co
British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), A&E Television Networks
Genre
Drama
Original Language
British English
Release Date (Streaming)
Oct 22, 2019
Runtime
2h 28m
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