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Michael Anderson (I) (1920–2018)
London-born Michael Anderson began his career in films as an office boy at Elstree studios. By 1938, he had progressed up the ladder to become assistant director for distinguished film makers Noël Coward, David Lean and Anthony Asquith. Shortly after, during wartime with the Royal Signals Corps (Army Kinematograph Service), Anderson made the ...
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Born:in London, England, UKDied:(age 98) in Sunshine Coast, British Columbia, Canada |
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Director (43 credits)
Director (43 credits)
1992-1993
Scales of Justice
(TV Series) (2 episodes)
- Who Killed Sir Harry Oakes?
(1993)
- Regina vs Nelles
(1992)
1980
The Martian Chronicles
(TV Mini-Series) (3 episodes)
- The Martians
(1980)
- The Settlers
(1980)
- The Expeditions
(1980)
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(7/8/56) Stage: Appeared in Ian Hay and Stephen King-Hall's play, "The Middle Watch", at the Wolverhampton Grand Theatre in Wolverhampton, England, with Leonard Rossiter, Terence Lodge, Sonia Graham, Anne Jameson and Tony Steedman in the cast. See more »Alternate Names:
Mickey Anderson
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[on directing science-fiction films] I'm totally fascinated by it and whenever I'm asked to do science-fiction I jump at it because it's something I really enjoy. You can use your own imagination more. It opens up visual aspects that are taboo or you don't get the opportunity to do in normal films. Where do you get the opportunity of doing a time tank? Or a holograph? Or somebody walking from the... See more »Star Sign:
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