Jack Gold

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Jack Gold (born on 28 June 1930) is a British film and television director. He was part of the British Realist Tradition that followed Free Cinema. Description above from the Wikipedia article Jack Gold, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia

Known For

Acting

1989

Lost Angels

as

Judge

1989

The Package

as

Governor

Film '72

as

Self

Production

1978

The Medusa Touch

as

Dispute

as

Crew

Directing

1998

Goodnight, Mister Tom

as

1978

The Medusa Touch

as

1987

Escape from Sobibor

as

1975

The Naked Civil Servant

as

1973

The Catholics

as

1976

Aces High

as

1980

Little Lord Fauntleroy

as

1975

Man Friday

as

1974

Who?

as

1985

Me and the Girls

as

1983

Red Monarch

as

1988

The Tenth Man

as

1979

Charlie Muffin

as

1995

Heavy Weather

as

1968

The Bofors Gun

as

1970

The Reckoning

as

1983

Macbeth

as

1980

The Merchant of Venice

as

1992

The Last Romantics

as

1984

The Chain

as

1973

The National Health

as

1984

Sakharov

as

1994

The Return of the Native

as

1978

The Sailor's Return

as

1990

The Rose and the Jackal

as

1991

The War That Never Ends

as

1989

Ball-Trap On The Cote Sauvage

as

1972

Stocker's Copper

as

1983

Good and Bad at Games

as

1982

L’Elegance

as

1970

Mad Jack

as

1963

The Solitary Billionaire: J. Paul Getty

as

1980

A Walk in the Forest

as

1969

Faith and Henry

as

1972

The Gangster Show: The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui

as

1986

Murrow

as

1982

Praying Mantis

as

1993

Der Fall Lucona

as

1997

Into the Blue

as

1967

Famine

as

1994

Spring Awakening

as

Living Jazz

as

1967

The Lump

as

1988

Stones for Ibarra

as

1981

Bavarian Night

as

1959

The Visit

as

1991

She Stood Alone

as

1974

I Know What I Meant

as

1971

Walt, King of the Dumper

as

Hallmark Hall of Fame

as

Play for Today

as

The Brief

as

Thirty-Minute Theatre

as

Dispute

as

Praying Mantis

as

Screen Two

as

BBC Play of the Month

as