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Double Cross: The True Story of the D-day Spies (2012)
60 min | Documentary, History, War

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Double Cross: The True Story of the D-day Spies (2012)

60 min | Documentary, History, War

Revealing the heroic spies who helped contribute to the Allied Powers' victory in WWII.

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Jul 9, 2012 (United Kingdom)

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20 cast members

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Ben Macintyre Self - Presenter and Author of 'Double Cross' Self - Presenter and Author of 'Double Cross' See fewer	Operation Mincemeat (2021)
Tuppence Middleton Treasure's Voice (voice) Treasure's Voice (voice) See fewer	National Theatre Live: The Motive and the Cue (2024)
Hugh Astor Self - MI5 Case Officer, 1941-45 - 1993 Interview (archive footage) Self - MI5 Case Officer, 1941-45 - 1993 Interview (archive footage) See fewer	Timewatch (1982)
Thomas Argyll Robertson Self - Double-Cross (XX) Campaign - 1984 Interview (archive footage) (as TAR Robertson) Self - Double-Cross (XX) Campaign - 1984 Interview (archive footage) (as TAR Robertson) See fewer
Lady Dundas Self - Junior Commander, ATS, 1943-46 Self - Junior Commander, ATS, 1943-46 See fewer	Double Cross: The True Story of the D-day Spies (2012)
Prue Evill Self - Niece of Mary Sherer Self - Niece of Mary Sherer See fewer	Double Cross: The True Story of the D-day Spies (2012)
Roman Czerniawski Self - Double Agent - 1984 Interview (archive footage) Self - Double Agent - 1984 Interview (archive footage) See fewer	Spione, Agenten, Soldaten - Geheime Kommandos im Zweiten Weltkrieg (1968)
Gerry Czerniawski Self - Son of Roman Czerniawski Self - Son of Roman Czerniawski See fewer	D-Day: The King Who Fooled Hitler (2019)
Dwight D. Eisenhower Self - Supreme Commander, Allied Force (archive footage) Self - Supreme Commander, Allied Force (archive footage) See fewer	Nazi Concentration and Prison Camps (1945)
Mark Seaman Self - Historian Self - Historian See fewer	Wish Me Luck (1987)
Dusko Popov Self - Double Agent (archive footage) Self - Double Agent (archive footage) See fewer	The Mike Douglas Show (1961)
Marco Popov Self - Son of Dusko Popov Self - Son of Dusko Popov See fewer	Secret War (2012)
Juan Pujo García Self - Double Agent 'Garbo' (archive footage) Self - Double Agent 'Garbo' (archive footage) See fewer
Winston Churchill Self - Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (archive footage) (uncredited) Self - Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (archive footage) (uncredited) See fewer	Matinee Theatre (1955)
Joseph Goebbels Self - Reichsminister of Public Enlightenment and Propaganda (archive footage) (uncredited) Self - Reichsminister of Public Enlightenment and Propaganda (archive footage) (uncredited) See fewer	Der Führer (1932)
Hermann Göring Self - Chief of the Luftwaffe High Command (archive footage) (uncredited) Self - Chief of the Luftwaffe High Command (archive footage) (uncredited) See fewer	Wunder des Fliegens: Der Film eines deutschen Fliegers (1935)
Adolf Hitler Self - Führer of Germany (archive footage) (uncredited) Self - Führer of Germany (archive footage) (uncredited) See fewer	Triumph of the Will (1935)
George S. Patton Self - U.S. General (archive footage) (uncredited) Self - U.S. General (archive footage) (uncredited) See fewer	Nazi Concentration and Prison Camps (1945)
Franklin D. Roosevelt Self - President of the United States (archive footage) (uncredited) Self - President of the United States (archive footage) (uncredited) See fewer	The President's Mystery (1936)
Joseph Stalin Self - General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (archive footage) (uncredited) Self - General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (archive footage) (uncredited) See fewer	One Inch from Victory (1944)