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Kill Her Gently (1958)

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Break in the Circle (1957)

Director of Photography

Life with the Lyons (1956)

The Creeping Unknown (1956)

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Blonde Bait (1956)

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The Men of Sherwood Forest (1956)

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Bulldog Drummond At Bay (1937) -- (Movie Clip) You'd Be The Two Men

Bulldog Drummond At Bay (1937) -- (Movie Clip) I Hope I Didn't Burn You

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Filmography

Cinematography (Feature Film)

Kill Her Gently (1958)

Cinematographer

Break in the Circle (1957)

Director of Photography

Life with the Lyons (1956)

The Creeping Unknown (1956)

Director of Photography

Blonde Bait (1956)

Director of Photography

The Men of Sherwood Forest (1956)

Director of Photography

The Glass Tomb (1955)

Director of Photography

The Deadly Game (1954)

The Saint's Girl Friday (1954)

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Heat Wave (1954)

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Paid to Kill (1954)

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Bad Blonde (1953)

Director of Photography

Terror Street (1953)

Director of Photography

Stolen Face (1952)

Director of Photography

Man Bait (1952)

Director of Photography

Whispering Smith vs. Scotland Yard (1952)

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Scotland Yard Inspector (1952)

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The Gambler and the Lady (1952)

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Wings of Danger (1952)

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The Tenth Man (1936)

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Money Talks (1933)

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Bulldog Drummond At Bay (1937) -- (Movie Clip) You'd Be The Two Men Two thugs (Brian Buchel, Jim Gerald) have kidnapped Scottish airplane designer Caldwell (Richard Bird) who, escaping momentarily, lucks out when his SOS reaches the reclining title character (American John Lodge, adopting an accent), in the English-made Bulldog Drummond At Bay, 1937.

Bulldog Drummond At Bay (1937) -- (Movie Clip) I Hope I Didn't Burn You We immediately suspect that Doris (Dorothy Mackaill), acting like she has car trouble as she appears at the hero’s remote house on the Scottish moors, is linked to the skulduggery of the night before, the title character (John Lodge) playing it cagey, in Bulldog Drummond At Bay, 1937.

Bulldog Drummond At Bay (1937) -- (Movie Clip) The Man Behind The Guns Cracking start, headlines tell the tale of Kalinsky (Hugh Miller), European arms dealer between the wars, whom, when he meets Gregoroff (Victor Jory), we learn is plenty diabolical, Wilfrid Hyde-White the assistant, in the 1937 version of Bulldog Drummond At Bay, starring John Lodge.

Dead On Course (a.k.a. Wings Of Danger) 1952 -- (Movie Clip) She's Not Going To Have Pups Zachary Scott is American pilot and airline manager Vaness, in London, narrating about pal Nick (Robert Beatty), who defies his orders not to fly to the Channel Islands, opening Hammer Films’ Brit-Noir Dead On Course (a.k.a. Wings Of Danger), 1952, with Naomi Chance and Kay Kendall.

Dead On Course (a.k.a. Wings Of Danger) 1952 -- (Movie Clip) It Looked Very Final American Vaness (Zachary Scott) on the Channel Islands, can't reassure the hotelier father (Ian Fleming, not the writer) and sister (Naomi Chance, who’s also his girlfriend) of his colleague Nick, whose plane disappeared, in the Brit Noir Dead On Course (a.k.a. Wings Of Danger), 1952.

Gambler And The Lady, The (1952) -- (Movie Clip) He Looked Like A Gentleman In a London casino Dave (Meredith Edwards) is the manager, Jaco (George Pastell) the cashier and Lord Peter (Anthony Forwood) paying up, then we meet proprietor Forster (Dane Clark), who appeared to be run down in the street in the opening, in the Hammer Films Noir The Gambler And The Lady, 1952.

Gambler And The Lady, The (1952) -- (Movie Clip) They'll Toss You Back Into The Gutter American ex-con Forster (Dane Clark), at his London casino with his Maitre’d (Julian Somers), receives potential rivals (Eric Pohlmann, Enzo Coticchia), forgetting his date with angry girlfriend Pat (Kathleen Byron), who dislikes his social aspirations, in Hammer Films’ The Gambler And The Lady, 1952.

Gambler And The Lady, The (1952) -- (Movie Clip) I Adore Rich Men At his London casino, socially anxious American Forster (Dane Clark) joins the party of nobleman Peter (Anthony Forwood), meeting cruel friend Janey (Jane Griffiths) and kind sister Susan (Naomi Chance), not noticing his jealous girlfriend (Kathleen Byron), in The Gambler And The Lady, 1952.

Heat Wave (1954) -- (Movie Clip) Fast Blondes And Slow Gin Presumably Ken Hughes, the novelist, screenwriter and director, means “slow” not “sloe,” regardless, his opening introduces Alex Nicol as American hack Mark, and places the story at a real location, England’s largest natural lake, in the Hammer Films Brit-Noir Heat Wave, 1954, co-starring Hillary Brooke.

Heat Wave (1954) -- (Movie Clip) The Suspense Was Terrific American writer Mark (Alex Nicol) the morning after the party on England’s Lake Windermere, where he met host Beverley (Sidney James), meets his daughter (Susan Stephen), but the subject is the wife, her stepmother, Carol (Hillary Brooke) whom we know, via flashback, winds up dead, in the Brit-Noir Heat Wave 1954.

Heat Wave (1954) -- (Movie Clip) Showing Off Her Torso American writer Mark (Alex Nicol), narrating, is done working, spying Carol (Hillary Brooke), across from his rental on an English lake, recalls the party where she wounded husband (Sidney James) and stepdaughter (Susan Stephen), steam ensuing, in the Hammer Films Noir Heat Wave, 1954.

Paid To Kill (1954) -- (Movie Clip) Who Would I Have To Murder? American Andrea (Thea Gregory) is surprised when old friend Paul (Paul Carpenter) shows up at her London party, learning that her husband, businessman Jim (Dane Clark), whom she doesn't know is in dire straits, invited him, in the Hammer Films drama Paid To Kill, 1954.

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