Highlighted works
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Based on a true story of a female internment camp in France, this film revels in role-reversal.
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Nastier than anything else in 1940s British cinema, Richard Attenborough’s intense performance as teenage gangster Pinkie Brown elevates this adaptation of Graham Greene’s novel.
Filmography
1954
Askew
1952
cast member
1950
[police car driver]
1948
Frank
1947
Perkins
1947
Higgs
1947
American reporter
1947
redcoat
1946
Screen Play by
1946
stage manager
1945
Charles Lacey
1944
Screen Play by
1944
Birdie Edwards
1944
Sgt Alec Harvey
1944
Albert
1944
Joe
1943
Additional Dialogue
1943
Joe Swan
1943
CPO Dickie Dabbs, coxwain
1940
Scenario
Tommy Perkins1940
Corporal Duckett
1940
"Creeper"
1940
MacBride
1939
Bunny Reeves
1939
pilot (uncredited)
1938
Screenplay
announcer1938
Original Story Screenplay and Dialogue
Private 'Nuts' Nutter1938
cast member
1938
cast member
1937
Director
1937
Screenplay
1937
Script
1937
Script
Reggie1937
the drunk
1937
McGill
1936
Director
Script1936
Script
Nobby1936
Dick Burgess
1936
Alf
1936
Pedro Salvas
1936
Joe
1935
Tom Kirkwood
1935
Harry Stubbs
1935
Dick Swiveller
1935
[radio listener] (uncredited)
1934
By [Story]
1934
Reggie
1934
Jimmy Catlin
1934
Jenkins
1934
guard
1934
reporter
1933
Script
1933
Dialogue
portrait painter1933
Jim
1932
Additional Dialogue (uncredited)
1932
Dialogue
1932
Tino
1932
[waiter]
1931
Pepi
1931
Corporal Duckett
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