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Dirk Bogarde and John Mills star in a 1952 British film about the Irish Troubles.
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Dirk Bogarde and John Mills star in a 1952 British film about the Irish Troubles.
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Dirk Bogarde’s career-defining performance comes in a film that led directly to the decriminalisation of homosexuality in England and Wales.
Roger Moore gives the best performance of his career.