John HoughTalented and versatile director John Hough has had a long and eclectic career that encompasses everything from a sexy Hammer horror feature to more wholesome Disney family fare. Hough was born on November 21st, 1941 in London, England. Hough began his career in his early twenties working odd jobs on the sets of various London TV productions... See full bio » Born:in London, England, UK |
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Second Unit Director or Assistant Director (5 titles)
1968-1969
The Champions
(TV series)
(second unit director - 15 episodes)
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The Gun-Runners
(1969)
(second unit director)
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The Night People
(1969)
(second unit director)
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Get Me Out of Here!
(1969)
(second unit director)
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The Silent Enemy
(1969)
(second unit director)
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The Mission
(1969)
(second unit director)
The Avengers
(TV series)
(second unit director - 15 episodes, 1968-1969)
(assistant director: second unit - 2 episodes, 1969)
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Take-Over
(1969)
(assistant director: second unit)
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Requiem
(1969)
(assistant director: second unit)
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Thingumajig
(1969)
(second unit director)
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My Wildest Dream
(1968)
(second unit director)
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All Done with Mirrors
(1968)
(second unit director)
The Baron
(TV series)
(second unit director - 28 episodes, 1966-1967)
(second assistant director - 1 episode, 1967)
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Countdown
(1967)
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The Man Outside
(1967)
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Roundabout
(1967)
(second unit director)
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The Long Long Day
(1967)
(second unit director)
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So Dark the Night
(1967)
(second unit director)
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