TREVOR HART

Bernard Hepshaw, (Rene) was the original in "Secret Army" set in Belgium. This was not a comedy BUT if you have never seen it then look it up BBC. Bernard was also brilliant in the Tv version of "An Inspector Calls" a one off. Belgium had an effective resistance France spaent more time fighting each other and the British SOE than it ever did fighting the Nazis = FACT!

The Father, who adopted Jeremy, was in the RAF fighting for our freedom and was a friend of the father of my close friend RAF and Military Attache who lived in the village, The friends of the parents, who did have their "drinks partys, never doubted that it was Jeremy. Indeed they were delighted when they were told that Jeremy would be arrested on his return from Holland. I never realised though that his school chums were so callous I think that ITV has done a tremendous job with such a harrowing event. Jeremy, in his own world, still believes that he is innocent, not because he didn't do it but he thinks he committed the "perfect murder". I believe that it would be dangerous for Jeremy to ever be released. Essex Police have a fundamental problem. When a young girl was run over on a train line from Witham to Banbury they falsely stated that they had checked the tracks. They had not. The body was spotted by a sharp eyed train driver several days later. Chief Constable, apparently, took early retirement. Jobbing Detective, harassed by senior Police stuck to his guns. WELL DONE ITV

Lewis Carroll had his own demons but "In wonderland" and "through the looking glass " are seminal works. BEST READ then watch them on TV etc. Just like "Lord of the Rings" so many people say they have read it BUT have no idea who Tom Bombadil is, which means they NEVER READ THE BOOK. Reading is so important as it develops the characters while movies are time limited. Saying that the 3 Lord of the Rings are BRILLIANT MOVIES, despite the loss of Tom, the link to the previous life!

Absolutely brilliant, but of course it is helped by a wonderful story. Quite happy to watch the TV version with Bernard Hepton as the Inspector. Bernard Hepton was also the lead role in the TV series "Secret Army" set in Belgium with Bernard running a café frequented by the Nazis. If you have not seen it is worth it as you can see all the characters from the comedy Allo Allo.