Alan Clarke
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Directing · Born 1935-10-28 · age 54 at death · Wallasey, Merseyside, England, UK
Alan John Clarke (28 October 1935 – 24 July 1990) was an English television and film director, producer and writer. Clarke primarily worked for TV, writing and directing plays for Rediffusion, LWT, and the BBC. On film, he made only three features, the best known of which is the 1979 youth prison drama Scum, in fact an expansion of a Play for Today production.
Titles
Scum
Made in Britain
Elephant
The Firm
Rita, Sue and Bob Too
Penda's Fen
Scum
Road
Christine
Contact
Billy the Kid and the Green Baize Vampire
Baal
Play for Today
Nina
BBC Play of the Month
Thirty-Minute Theatre
The Hallelujah Handshake
Screen Two
Horace
Funny Farm
Stars of the Roller State Disco
The Love-Girl and the Innocent
The Wednesday Play
The Edwardians
The Gold Robbers
Under the Age
Psy-Warriors
George's Room
The Company of Five
ITV Saturday Night Theatre
Fast Hands
Diane
To Encourage the Others
The Last Train Through Harecastle Tunnel
A Follower for Emily
Sovereign's Company
Shelter
Stella
Bukovsky
ScreenPlay
Half Hour Story
Beloved Enemy
Danton's Death
The Gentleman Caller
Goodnight Albert
The Fifty-Seventh Saturday
Thief
Achilles Heel
Stand by Your Screen
I Can't See My Little Willie
Everybody Say Cheese
Man Above Men
Horatio Bottomley
Which of These Two Ladies Is He Married To?
Nothing's Ever Over
Tales Out of School
Seven Deadly Sins
Alive from Off Center
Playhouse
Plays for Britain