Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Dirk Bogarde across 3 places, from 1933 to 1999.
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Sir Dirk Bogarde (born Derek Jules Gaspard Ulric Niven van den Bogaerde; 28 March 1921 – 8 May 1999) was an English actor, novelist and screenwriter.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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July 1933month
Hendonattested“He had a younger sister, Elizabeth (born 1924), and a brother, Gareth Ulric Van Den Bogaerde, an advertising film producer, born in July 1933 in Hendon.”source: Wikipedia: Dirk Bogarde
1967year
Veniceattested“Our Mother's House (1967) is an off-beat film noir and the British entry at the Venice Film Festival, directed by Jack Clayton, in which Bogarde plays a ne'er-do-well father who descends upon "his" seven children on the death of their mo…”source: Wikipedia: Dirk Bogarde
8 May 1999exact date
Londonattested“Bogarde spent some time with his friend Lauren Bacall the day before he died at his home in London from a heart attack on 8 May 1999, aged 78.”source: Wikipedia: Dirk Bogarde
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July 1944month
Advanced Landing Groundmentioned“By July 1944, they were at the "B.8" airfield at Sommervieu, near Bayeux.”source: Wikipedia: Dirk Bogarde
July 1944month
Sommervieumentioned“By July 1944, they were at the "B.8" airfield at Sommervieu, near Bayeux.”source: Wikipedia: Dirk Bogarde
July 1944month
Bayeuxmentioned“By July 1944, they were at the "B.8" airfield at Sommervieu, near Bayeux.”source: Wikipedia: Dirk Bogarde
20 April 1945exact date
Bergen-Belsen concentration campmentioned“In a 1986 Yorkshire Television interview with Russell Harty, Bogarde recalled going on painting trips, sometimes to see the villages which he had selected as targets, Bogarde said he was one of the first Allied officers to reach the Berg…”source: Wikipedia: Dirk Bogarde
20 April 1945exact date
Germanymentioned“In a 1986 Yorkshire Television interview with Russell Harty, Bogarde recalled going on painting trips, sometimes to see the villages which he had selected as targets, Bogarde said he was one of the first Allied officers to reach the Berg…”source: Wikipedia: Dirk Bogarde
1947year
Fortune Theatrementioned“In 1947 he appeared at the Fortune Theatre in Michael Clayton Hutton's Power Without Glory.”source: Wikipedia: Dirk Bogarde
1952 to 1953period
Londonmentioned“He also had roles as an accidental murderer in Hunted (or The Stranger in Between, 1952), a young wing commander in Bomber Command in Appointment in London (1953), and in Desperate Moment (1953), a wrongly imprisoned man who regains hope…”source: Wikipedia: Dirk Bogarde
1966year
Indiamentioned“Bogarde disclosed in a 1966 interview with Woman's Mirror that he was at fault in a multiple fatality car-crash on VJ Day in India, "I don't drive-I killed some people once, in a car crash, and I'll never drive again, not even on a film…”source: Wikipedia: Dirk Bogarde
1980year
Oxford Universitymentioned“That year also saw the release of The Mind Benders, in which he played a professor conducting sensory deprivation experiments at Oxford University (and which anticipates Altered States [1980]).”source: Wikipedia: Dirk Bogarde
4 July 1985exact date
United Kingdommentioned“Bogarde was created a Knight Bachelor in the United Kingdom in 1992, awarded the by the French government in 1990, an honorary doctorate of literature on 4 July 1985 by St Andrews University in Scotland, and an honorary doctorate of lett…”source: Wikipedia: Dirk Bogarde
4 July 1985exact date
Scotlandmentioned“Bogarde was created a Knight Bachelor in the United Kingdom in 1992, awarded the by the French government in 1990, an honorary doctorate of literature on 4 July 1985 by St Andrews University in Scotland, and an honorary doctorate of lett…”source: Wikipedia: Dirk Bogarde
1988year
Londonmentioned“They moved back to London shortly before Forwood's death in 1988.”source: Wikipedia: Dirk Bogarde
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