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Ken Hughes (I) (1922–2001)
Ken Hughes was an award-winning writer and director who flourished in the 1950s and 1960s, though he continued directing into the early 1980s. Born in Liverpool, England, on January 19, 1922, Hughes decided early in his life that he wanted to be a filmmaker. When he was 14 years old he won an amateur movie-making contest. In 1952 his first feature,...
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Born:in Liverpool, England, UKDied:(age 79) in Los Angeles, California, USA |
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Writer (44 credits)
1965
An Enemy of the State
(TV Series) (writer - 6 episodes)
- The Reckoning
(1965)
... (writer)
- The Blood Red Tape
(1965)
... (writer)
- The Faceless Man
(1965)
... (writer)
- Cause for Alarm
(1965)
... (writer)
- Point of No Return
(1965)
... (writer)
Espionage
(TV Series) (story - 1 episode, 1964) (teleplay - 1 episode, 1964)
- Snow on Mount Kama
(1964)
... (story) / (teleplay)
1958
Solo for Canary
(TV Series) (writer - 6 episodes)
- Episode #1.6
(1958)
... (writer)
- Episode #1.5
(1958)
... (writer)
- Episode #1.4
(1958)
... (writer)
- Episode #1.3
(1958)
... (writer)
- Episode #1.2
(1958)
... (writer)
Alcoa Theatre
(TV Series) (story - 1 episode, 1958) (teleplay - 1 episode, 1958)
- Eddie
(1958)
... (story) / (teleplay)
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Director (34 credits)
Director (34 credits)
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Producer (2 credits)
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Second Unit Director or Assistant Director (1 credit)
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Music department (1 credit)
Music department (1 credit)
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Soundtrack (1 credit)
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Self (2 credits)
Self (2 credits)
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Writers aren't highly regarded in this industry, and original scripts are hard to get off the ground. If I really wanted to put across an idea, I'd bring it out as a book first, even if it didn't sell. Movie producers are impressed by hardcovers because it shows that someone else had some confidence in the writing. It's ridiculous, but it's true. See more »Trivia:
Worked for BBC Radio as a program assistant and sound engineer before he got into the film industry, where he began with making documentaries and army training films. See more »Star Sign:
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