'Allo 'Allo!
- TV sitcom
- BBC One
- 1982 - 1992
- 85 episodes (9 series)
René Artois, proprietor of Café René in Nazi-occupied France, struggles to keep the business running whilst keeping the resistance and the army happy. Stars Gorden Kaye, Carmen Silvera, Vicki Michelle, Richard Marner, Kim Hartman and more.
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Series 9, Episode 6 - A Winkle In Time
The invasion has started. Nouvion's liberation can be no more than hours away; the Germans are retreating, the girls in the café are practicing their jive - and the British airmen are back!
Broadcast details
- Date
- Monday 14th December 1992
- Time
- 8pm
- Channel
- BBC One
- Length
- 30 minutes
Cast & crew
| Gorden Kaye | René François Artois |
| Carmen Silvera | Edith Melba Artois |
| Vicki Michelle | Yvette Carte-Blanche |
| Richard Marner | Colonel Kurt Von Strohm |
| Kim Hartman | Private Helga Geerhart |
| Guy Siner | Lieutenant Hubert Gruber |
| Kirsten Cooke | Michelle Dubois |
| Rose Hill | Madame Fanny 'Fifi' Lafanne |
| David Janson | Herr Otto Flick |
| John D. Collins | Flt. Lt. Fairfax |
| Nicholas Frankau | Flt. Lt. Carstairs |
| Hilary Minster | General Erich Von Klinkerhoffen |
| Kenneth Connor | Monsieur Alfonse |
| Arthur Bostrom | Officer Crabtree |
| Louis Mansi (as John Louis Mansi) | Engelbert Von Smallhausen |
| Sue Hodge | Mimi Labonq |
| Robin Parkinson | Monsieur Ernest LeClerc |
| Giles Watling | Major Twistleton-Smythe |
| James Barron | Captain Starkington |
| Paul Cooper | 'London Calling' (Voice) |
| Jeremy Lloyd | Writer |
| Paul Adam | Writer |
| John B Hobbs | Director |
| John B Hobbs | Producer |
| Chris Wadsworth | Editor |
| Shaun Moore | Production Designer |
| Roy Moore | Composer |
| David Croft | Composer |
| Norah Marshall (as Nora Marshall) | Production Designer |
Press
Long before the end, if the cast had crashed to the floor insensible, the studio audience could have carried the script: "Good moaning!" "Listen very carefully, I shall say this only once!" "You stupid woman!" and, rather a favourite of mine, from the feather-headed Captain Bertorelli "What a mistika to mika!" It was sweet-natured farce and farce is tragedy speeded up.
Nancy Banks-Smith, The Guardian, 15th December 1992