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Lindsay Anderson

Lindsay Gordon Anderson (17 April 1923 – 30 August 1994) was an English director and film critic, best known for his association with the Free Cinema movement and the British New Wave. He is most widely remembered for his 1968 film if...., which won the Grand Prix at Cannes Film Festival. Description above from the Wikipedia article Lindsay Anderson, licensed under CC-BY-SA,full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

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Directing

1948

[ ] Meet the Pioneers (Director)

1949

[ ] Idlers That Work (Director)

1952

[ ] Wakefield Express (Director)
[ ] Three Installations (Director)

1953

[ ] O Dreamland (Director)

1954

[ ] Thursday's Children (Director)

1955

[ ] Henry (Director)
[ ] Foot and Mouth (Director)
[ ] Green and Pleasant Land (Director)
[ ] £20 per ton (Director)

1957

[ ] Every Day Except Christmas (Director)

1959

[ ] March to Aldermaston (Director)

1963

[ ] This Sporting Life (Director)

1967

[ ] The White Bus (Director)
[ ] The Singing Lesson (Director)

1968

[ 5/10 ] if.... (Director)
[ ] Red, White, and Zero (Director)

1972

[ ] Home (Director)

1973

[ W ] O Lucky Man! (Director)

1975

[ ] In Celebration (Director)

1979

[ ] The Old Crowd (Director)

1980

[ ] Look Back in Anger (Director)

1982

[ ] Britannia Hospital (Director)

1985

[ ] Free Cinema, 1956 - ? An Essay on Film by Lindsay Anderson (Director)

1986

[ ] Wham! in China: Foreign Skies (Director)

1987

[ ] The Whales of August (Director)

1989

[ ] Glory! Glory! (Director)

1992

[ ] Is That All There Is? (Director)

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[ ] Trunk Conveyor (Director)

Writing

1952

[ ] Wakefield Express (Writer)

1953

[ ] O Dreamland (Writer)

1954

[ ] Thursday's Children (Writer)

1955

[ ] Henry (Screenplay)
[ ] Foot and Mouth (Writer)

1957

[ ] Every Day Except Christmas (Writer)

1992

[ ] Is That All There Is? (Writer)
[ ] Omnibus: John Ford, Part One (Writer)
[ ] John Ford (Writer)

Production

1953

[ ] The Pleasure Garden (Production Manager)

1967

[ ] The White Bus (Producer)

1968

[ 5/10 ] if.... (Producer)

1973

[ W ] O Lucky Man! (Producer)

Crew

1955

[ ] Green and Pleasant Land (Script)

Editing

1948

[ ] Meet the Pioneers (Editor)

1956

[ ] Together (Supervising Editor)

Actor

1948

[ ] Meet the Pioneers (Narrator (voice))

1949

[ ] Idlers That Work (Narrator)

1952

[ ] Three Installations (Narrator)

1953

[ ] The Pleasure Garden (Michael-Angelico)

1955

[ ] Foot and Mouth (Narrator (voice))

1966

[ ] The Threatening Sky (Narrator (UK))

1967

[ ] Martyrs of Love (Man in traffic police booth (uncredited))

1968

[ ] Abel Gance: The Charm of Dynamite (Narrator (voice))
[ ] About "The White Bus" (Self)
[ ] Inadmissible Evidence (Barrister)

1970

[ ] Hetty King: Performer (Narrator)

1973

[ W ] O Lucky Man! (Director)
[ ] O Lucky Man! Innovations in Entertainment (Himself)

1981

[ 4/10 ] Chariots of Fire (Master of Caius)

1989

[ ] Harold Lloyd: The Third Genius (Narrator)

1991

[ ] Prisoner of Honor (War Minister)

1992

[ ] Blame It on the Bellboy (Mr. Marshall (voice))
[ ] Is That All There Is? (Self)
[ ] Omnibus: John Ford, Part One (Presenter)
[ ] John Ford (presenter)

1993

[ ] D.W. Griffith: Father of Film (Narrator)
[ ] Talking with Ozu (Self)

1995

[ ] Lucky Man (Himself)

2004

[ ] Words in Progress (????)

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[ ] Trunk Conveyor (Narrator)
[ ] The Last Day (Narrator)