Michael Killanin - Turner Classic Movies

Filmography

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Alfred the Great (1969)

Young Cassidy (1965)

Associate Producer

The Playboy of the Western World (1963)

Executive Producer

Gideon of Scotland Yard (1959)

The Rising of the Moon (1957)

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Gideon Of Scotland Yard (1958/9) -- (Movie Clip) He Sounds Like He's Dead

Gideon Of Scotland Yard (1959) -- (Movie Clip) Just A Bit Bent

Biography

Filmography

Producer (Feature Film)

Alfred the Great (1969)

Young Cassidy (1965)

Associate Producer

The Playboy of the Western World (1963)

Executive Producer

Gideon of Scotland Yard (1959)

The Rising of the Moon (1957)

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Gideon Of Scotland Yard (1958/9) -- (Movie Clip) He Sounds Like He's Dead Stuck at the Yard into the evening Jack Hawkins (title character) hears from Liggot (Frank Lawton) who's wangled the name of the paramour (second-billed Dianne Foster making her first appearance more than hour into the feature, as Joanna Delafield) of their crooked now-deceased colleague, whom he visits and manipulates, in Gideon Of Scotland Yard, 1959, a.k.a Gideon's Day, from the first novel in the series by John Creasey.

Gideon Of Scotland Yard (1959) -- (Movie Clip) Just A Bit Bent Title character Jack Hawkins runs down snitch Birdie (Cyril Cusack) at the London church where he got a job by using the inspector as a reference, squeezing for dirt on a crooked colleague, Jack Watling, Doreen Madden and Henry Longhurst the clergy, John Ford directing in England, in Gideon Of Scotland Yard, 1959.

Gideon Of Scotland Yard (1959) -- (Movie Clip) That Ridiculous Moustache! After domestic episodes, with John Ford shooting on locations around London and at Elstree Studios for Columbia, hero and title character Jack Hawkins drops off his daughter (Anna Massey), grapples with a rookie copper (Andrew Ray) then is greeted by staff, Michael Trubshawe and Frank Lawton, early in Gideon Of Scotland Yard, 1959.

Rising Of The Moon, The (1957) -- (Movie Clip) We'll Not Be Needin' The Cork Inspector Dillon (Cyril Cusack) with Dan (Noel Purcell) whom he doesn't want to arrest, moonshiner Mickey (Jack MacGowran) glad he's not the target, in the first segment of John Ford's Irish pastoral The Rising Of The Moon, 1957.

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