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Waris Hussein
Born in Lucknow, India, Waris Hussein moved to England at age nine with his parents. He later attended Cambridge and at 21 started as a trainee director with BBC, where his mother, the late Attia Hussein, worked. In addition to reading news in Hindi, she was also the station's dramatic star--translating William Shakespeare in Urdu and Hindi--as ...
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Director (68 credits)
Director (68 credits)
1998
Supply & Demand
(TV Mini-Series) (4 episodes)
- Golden Goose: Part 2
(1998)
- Golden Goose: Part 1
(1998)
- Raw Recruit: Part 2
(1998)
- Raw Recruit: Part 1
(1998)
1987
Intimate Contact
(TV Series) (4 episodes)
- Episode #1.4
(1987)
- Episode #1.3
(1987)
- Episode #1.2
(1987)
- Episode #1.1
(1987)
1978
Edward & Mrs. Simpson
(TV Mini-Series) (7 episodes)
- The Abdication
(1978)
- Proposals
(1978)
- The Decision
(1978)
- The Divorce
(1978)
- The New King
(1978)
1978
Armchair Thriller
(TV Series) (4 episodes)
- Rachel in Danger: Part 4
(1978)
- Rachel in Danger: Part 3
(1978)
- Rachel in Danger: Part 2
(1978)
- Rachel in Danger: Part 1
(1978)
1976
The Glittering Prizes
(TV Mini-Series) (3 episodes)
- A Country Life
(1976)
- A Past Life
(1976)
- An Early Life
(1976)
1965-1975
BBC Play of the Month
(TV Series) (6 episodes)
- Chips with Everything
(1975)
- Hedda Gabler
(1972)
- St. Joan
(1968)
- Girls in Uniform
(1967)
- The Cabinet Papers
(1967)
1974
Notorious Woman
(TV Mini-Series) (7 episodes)
- Resolution
(1974)
- Sonata
(1974)
- Prelude
(1974)
- Trial
(1974)
- Conflict
(1974)
1974
Shoulder to Shoulder
(TV Mini-Series) (4 episodes)
- Sylvia Pankhurst
(1974)
- Lady Constance Lytton
(1974)
- Annie Kenney
(1974)
- The Pankhursts
(1974)
1966-1968
The Wednesday Play
(TV Series) (9 episodes)
- Spoiled
(1968)
- Toggle
(1968)
- The Devil a Monk Would Be
(1967)
- Sleeping Dogs
(1967)
- Days in the Trees
(1967)
1964
The Indian Tales of Rudyard Kipling
(TV Series) (4 episodes)
- Without Benefit of Clergy
(1964)
- The Sending of Dana Da
(1964)
- Mark of the Beast
(1964)
- On the City Wall
(1964)
1963-1964
Doctor Who
(TV Series) (11 episodes)
- Assassin at Peking
(1964)
- Mighty Kublai Khan
(1964)
- Rider from Shang-Tu
(1964)
- Five Hundred Eyes
(1964)
- The Singing Sands
(1964)
1962-1963
Compact
(TV Series) (10 episodes)
- The Gamblers
(1963)
- On the Run
(1963)
- Normal Working
(1963)
- Emergency
(1963)
- The Man for the Job
(1963)
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Miscellaneous Crew (1 credit)
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Thanks (3 credits)
Thanks (3 credits)
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Self (14 credits)
Self (14 credits)
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DVD commentary: Provided a commentary for Doctor Who: An Unearthly Child (1963). See more »
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[on Doctor Who (2005)] There is an element now, and I know we're living in a different era, of sexuality that has crept in. Why bring in this element when in fact you needn't have it there? The intriguing thing about the original person was that you never quite knew about him and there was a mystery and an unavailability about him. Now we've just had a recent rebirth and another girl has joined ... See more »Trivia:
He was producer John Nathan-Turner's first choice to direct the 20th anniversary special Doctor Who: The Five Doctors (1983).Star Sign:
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