Jeffrey Dell - Turner Classic Movies

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Man in a Cocked Hat (1959)

Don't Take it to Heart (1944)

The Family Way (1967)

Rotten to the Core (1965)

Hot Money Girl (1962)

Trouble in the Sky (1961)

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Payment Deferred (1932) -- Movie Clip) Is It True He's A Banker?

Payment Deferred (1932) -- Movie Clip) Rough Luck And No Mistake

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Filmography

Director (Feature Film)

Man in a Cocked Hat (1959)

Don't Take it to Heart (1944)

Writer (Feature Film)

The Family Way (1967)

Rotten to the Core (1965)

Hot Money Girl (1962)

Trouble in the Sky (1961)

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The Risk (1961)

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As The Sea Rages (1960)

Man in a Cocked Hat (1959)

Happy Is the Bride (1958)

Lucky Jim (1957)

Brothers in Law (1957)

Lucky Jim (1957)

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The Saint's Vacation (1941)

Sanders of the River (1935)

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The Firebird (1934)

Misc. Crew (Feature Film)

The Grass Is Singing (1981)

Lucky Jim (1957)

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Payment Deferred (1932) -- Movie Clip) Is It True He's A Banker? Framing device from the original play, Billy Bevan a neighbor and Halliwell Hobbes a prospective tenant, as we meet the Marble family of London, Dorothy Peterson, Charles Laughton and Maureen O’Sullivan as Annie, Willie and Winnie, in MGM’s grim Payment Deferred, 1932.

Payment Deferred (1932) -- Movie Clip) Rough Luck And No Mistake Insolvent Londoners Willie and Annie Marble (Charles Laughton) are certain the caller (Ray Milland) greeted by daughter Winnie (Maureen O’Sullivan) will be a bailiff with bad news, and stunned to discover he’s a well-heeled long-lost relative, early in MGM’s Payment Deferred, 1932.

Payment Deferred (1932) -- Movie Clip) Perhaps Your Father Needs A Rest After his barely off-screen murder of his wealthy nephew who appeared from Australia, we surmise that broke London bank clerk Willie (Charles Laughton) has buried him in the back yard, his wife and daughter (Dorothy Peterson, Maureen O’Sullivan) in the dark, in Payment Deferred, 1932.

Sanders Of The River (1935) -- (Movie Clip) I Can't Manage These Girls His aide (Robert Cochrane) hapless, Brit administrator Leslie Banks (title character) deals directly with females rescued from slave traders, who show keen interest in his appointed ruler Bosambo (Paul Robeson), who himself focuses on Lilongo (Nina Mae McKinney), in Sanders Of The River, 1935.

Sanders Of The River (1935) -- (Movie Clip) Song Of The Spear Brit colonial boss Leslie Banks (title character) and crew send word to Paul Robeson (as Bosambo, a loyal petty thief they've made chief of an African tribe) calling for action, and an original song by Mischa Poliansky and Arthur Wimperis, in the Korda brothers' Sanders Of The River, 1935.

Man In A Cocked Hat -- (Movie Clip) No Lavatories The newly arrived young king (Ian Bannen) baffles the Brits (Terry-Thomas, Thorley Walters) then his own Prime Minister Amphibulos (Peter Sellers) in the Boulting brothers' Man In A Cocked Hat (a.k.a. Carlton-Browne Of The F.O.), 1959.

Man In A Cocked Hat -- (Movie Clip) Aeroporta Gaillardia Carlton-Browne (Terry-Thomas, in outrageous hat) and Bellingham (Thorley Walters) arrive in Gaillardia and meet Prime Minister Amphibulos (Peter Sellers) in Man In A Cocked Hat (a.k.a. Carlton-Browne Of The F.O.), 1959..

Man In A Cocked Hat -- (Movie Clip) Miscellaneous Territories Jaunty opening introducing the British territory of Gaillardia, and Carlton-Browne (Terry Thomas) and parents (Kynaston Reeves, Marie Lohr), in the Boulting brothers' Man In A Cocked Hat (a.k.a. Carlton-Browne Of The F.O.), 1959.

Thunder Rock -- (Movie Clip) All Hands Were Lost Streeter (James Mason) and administrator Flanning (Brian Herbert) drop in at an isolated Lake Michigan lighthouse, looking for the reclusive English keeper (Michael Redgrave), in Thunder Rock, 1942.

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