Alan Clarke

Alan Clarke

Alan John Clarke (28 October 1935 – 24 July 1990) was an English television and film director, producer and writer. Clarke primarily worked for TV, writing and directing plays for Rediffusion, LWT, and the BBC. On film, he made only three features, the best known of which is the 1979 youth prison drama Scum, in fact an expansion of a Play for Today production.

On screen

  • Drama Out of a Crisis: A Celebration of Play for Today
  • Alan Clarke: Out of His Own Light
  • Director: Alan Clarke
  • Bukovsky

Behind the camera

  • Elephant
  • The Firm
  • Rita, Sue and Bob Too
  • Road
  • Christine
  • Billy the Kid and the Green Baize Vampire
  • Contact
  • Stars of the Roller State Disco
  • Made in Britain
  • Baal
  • Beloved Enemy
  • Psy-Warriors
  • Scum
  • Nina
  • Danton's Death
  • Scum
  • Bukovsky
  • Fast Hands
  • Diane
  • Funny Farm
  • Penda's Fen
  • A Follower for Emily
  • The Love-Girl and the Innocent
  • Achilles Heel
  • Man Above Men
  • To Encourage the Others
  • Under the Age
  • Horace
  • A Life Is Forever
  • Horatio Bottomley
  • Everybody Say Cheese
  • The Hallelujah Handshake
  • Sovereign's Company
  • I Can't See My Little Willie
  • The Last Train Through Harecastle Tunnel
  • George's Room
  • The Gentleman Caller

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