Arthur Crabtree
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Birth Place
Shipley, England, GB
Born
October 29, 1900
Died
March 15, 1975
Biography
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British by birth, director Arthur Crabtree made himself into a staple of cinema. In 1931, he received his first screen credit in "Out Of The Blue." In 1945, he made his directorial debut with "Madonna Of The Seven Moons." Crabtree worked on a variety of projects during his early entertainment career, including "The Man in Gray" with Phyllis Calvert (1943). he followed in the fifties ...
Biography
British by birth, director Arthur Crabtree made himself into a staple of cinema. In 1931, he received his first screen credit in "Out Of The Blue." In 1945, he made his directorial debut with "Madonna Of The Seven Moons." Crabtree worked on a variety of projects during his early entertainment career, including "The Man in Gray" with Phyllis Calvert (1943). he followed in the fifties directing "Ivanhoe" (1957-58). Later in his career, Crabtree directed "Horrors of the Black Museum" (1959). Crabtree passed away in March 1975 at the age of 75.
Filmography
Director (Feature Film)
Horrors of the Black Museum
(1959)
Director
Strange Case of Dr Manning
(1958)
Director
Fiend Without a Face
(1958)
Director
Quartet
(1949)
Director ["The Kite"]
The Calendar
(1948)
Director
Caravan
(1946)
Director
Madonna of the Seven Moons
(1945)
Director
They Were Sisters
(1945)
Director
Cinematography (Feature Film)
The Remarkable Mr. Kipps
(1941)
Photography
Mail Train
(1941)
2nd Unit Photography
Three on a Week-End
(1938)
Camera
Alf's Button Afloat
(1938)
Cinematographer
Where There's a Will
(1937)
Camera
Says O'Reilly to McNab
(1937)
Camera
Film Production - Main (Feature Film)
Dear Octopus
(1943)
Photography
The Man in Grey
(1943)
Photography
The Love Test
(1935)
Photography
Life Events
1929
First film as assistant cameraman
1935
First film as director of photography
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