Derek Ford

Filmography

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What's Up Superdoc (1978)
Director
The Girl From Starship Venus (1978)
Director
Erotic Fantasies (1978)
Director
What's Up Nurse (1977)
Director
Sexplorer (1975)
Director
Diversions (1975)
Director

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Corruption (1967) -- (Movie Clip) I Don't Like Chinese Food
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Corruption (1967) -- (Movie Clip) Brighton Train

Biography

Filmography

 

Director (Feature Film)

What's Up Superdoc (1978)
Director
The Girl From Starship Venus (1978)
Director
Erotic Fantasies (1978)
Director
What's Up Nurse (1977)
Director
Sexplorer (1975)
Director
Diversions (1975)
Director
Commuter Husbands (1973)
Director
Suburban Wives (1972)
Director
This, That and the Other (1970)
Director
The Swappers (1970)
Director

Writer (Feature Film)

Don't Open Till Christmas (1984)
Screenplay
Riding High (1980)
From Story
What's Up Superdoc (1978)
Screenwriter
The Girl From Starship Venus (1978)
Screenwriter
What's Up Nurse (1977)
Screenwriter
Diversions (1975)
Screenwriter
Suburban Wives (1972)
Screenwriter
Hell Boats (1970)
Screenwriter
This, That and the Other (1970)
Screenwriter
The Swappers (1970)
Screenwriter
Corruption (1967)
Screenplay for dorak productions
A Study in Terror (1966)
Screenwriter
The Black Torment (1964)
Screenwriter
Saturday Night Out (1964)
Screenwriter
Gutter Girls (1964)
Screenwriter

Producer (Feature Film)

Riding High (1980)
Associate Producer

Film Production - Main (Feature Film)

Blood Tracks (1985)
Associate Director
Gutter Girls (1964)
Production Assistant

Life Events

Videos

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Corruption (1967) -- (Movie Clip) I Don't Like Chinese Food Peter Cushing (as surgeon "Sir John"), less than comfortable in modern dress, with model fiancee` Lynn (Sue Lloyd) at a party hosted by Mike (Anthony Booth), meeting another model (Shirley Stelfox), early in Corruption, 1967.
Corruption (1967) -- (Movie Clip) Brighton Train Sir John (Peter Cushing), a surgeon now committed to poaching pituitary glands from live subjects to treat his wife, meets a girl (Valerie Van Ost) on a train, notable work from producer and cinematographer Peter Newbrook, in Corruption, 1967.
Corruption (1967) -- (Movie Clip) It's A Guinea Pig Surgeon Sir John (Peter Cushing) interrupted by Val (Kate O'Mara), devising treatment for her sister, his fiancee`, Lynn (Sue Lloyd), a fashion model horribly disfigured in an accident, in Corruption, 1967.
Corruption (1967) -- (Movie Clip) I've Removed The Pituitary Surgeon Sir John (Peter Cushing) conducting unorthodox home laser surgery, with Val (Kate O'Mara), the sister of his fiancee` Lynn (Sue Lloyd), a model scarred in a fashion accident, in Corruption, 1967.
Study In Terror, A -- (Movie Clip) Open, Hello Darling! Straight to business as Jack the Ripper makes his first kill, unaware that he'll be meeting Sherlock Holmes, in the time-shifted British horror-mystery A Study In Terror, 1966, from a script by Donald and Derek Ford.
Study In Terror, A -- (Movie Clip) I'm Proper New Holmes (John Neville) and Watson (Donald Houston) are patrolling Whitechapel before the most gratuitous killing of Mary Kelly (English-Hungarian starlet Edina Ronay) in A Study In Terror, 1966.
Study In Terror, A -- (Movie Clip) And Now, Whitechapel! Holmes (John Neville) schools Watson (Donald Houston) who's reading about Jack the Ripper as they become engaged in the case in the time-bending A Study In Terror, 1966.
Study In Terror, A -- (Movie Clip) I'll Have You Carved! Victim-to-be Polly (Christiane Maybach) tangles with customers then with barkeep Steiner (Peter Carsten) before meeting her end in the Sherlock Holmes/Jack The Ripper yarn A Study In Terror, 1966.
Study In Terror, A -- (Movie Clip) Thanks To Jack The Ripper! Crusading doctor Murray (Anthony Quayle, with aide Judi Dench standing by) addresses a crowd including Holmes (John Neville) and Watson (Donald Houston) in A Study In Terror, 1966.

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