Director
Alan Cooke
Born March 29, 1926 in London, England, UK
Died October 9, 199434 films
Alan Cooke was born on March 29, 1926 in London, England, UK. He was a director and producer, known for Matinee Theatre (1955), The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes (1971) and Out of This World (1962). He died on October 9, 1994 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Filmography
34 films as director- 1993Armen and BullikDirector
- 1984Paint Me a MurderDirector
- 1984NadiaDirector
- 1983PygmalionDirector
- 1982The Tragedy of King LearDirector
- 1980Dalhousie's LuckDirector
- 1978Renoir, My FatherDirector
- 1977ExilesDirector
- 1976The Hunchback of Notre DameDirector
- 1976Jumping Bean BagDirector
- 1972Triple ExposureDirector
- 1972Peer GyntDirector
- 1971Hell's AngelDirector
- 1970The Mind of Mr. SoamesDirector
- 1970The End of the LineDirector
- 1970Separate TablesDirector
- 1970The Right ProspectusDirector
- 1968Uncle SilasDirector
- 1968House of CharacterDirector
- 1967Romeo and JulietDirector
- 1967Much Ado About NothingDirector
- 1966Tunnel Under the WorldDirector
- 1966Death of a SalesmanDirector
- 1965Andover and the AndroidDirector
- 1965Ashes to AshesDirector
- 1963The Chocolate TreeDirector
- 1962The Fishing MatchDirector
- 1962Flat TwoDirector
- 1961The Ship That Couldn't StopDirector
- 1961Danger! Men WorkingDirector
- 1960Lord Arthur Savile's CrimeDirector
- 1959The Thought of TomorrowDirector
- 1952The StarfishDirector
- 1949Black LegendDirector