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Lawrence Gordon Clark is a Director British born on 15 june 1938
Lawrence Gordon Clark est un réalisateur et producteur britannique.
Téléfilm
1971 : The Stalls of Barchester
1972 : A Warning to the Curious
1973 : Lost Hearts
1974 : The Treasure of Abbot Thomas
1975 : The Ash Tree
1976 : The Signalman
1977 : Stigma
1980 : Drake's Venture
1983 : Jamaica Inn
1983 : A Pattern of Roses
1985 : Coup de foudre dans l'Orient Express
1986 : Murder by the Book
1988 : Sun Child
1988 : Act of Betrayal
1989 : Just Another Secret
1989 : Magic Moments
1990 : Death Has a Bad Reputation
1996 : On Dangerous Ground
1997 : Midnight Man
Série télévisée
1976 : Second Verdict
1976 : Brensham People
1978 : A Life at Stake
1979 : Flambards
1979 : ITV Playhouse
1979 : The Dick Francis Thriller: The Racing Game
1981 : Get Lost!
1982 : Le Tueur de Belfast (Harry's Game)
1983 : Jamaica Inn
1988 : Capitaine James Cook
1989 : The Paradise Club
1991 : Chimera
1991-1993 : Stay Lucky
1992 : El C.I.D.
1993-1994 : Minder
1994-1995 : Pie in the Sky
1995 : Chiller
1995 : An Independent Man
1997 : The Locksmith
1997-1998 : Dangerfield
2001-2002 : Inspecteurs associés
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FilmographieTéléfilm
1971 : The Stalls of Barchester
1972 : A Warning to the Curious
1973 : Lost Hearts
1974 : The Treasure of Abbot Thomas
1975 : The Ash Tree
1976 : The Signalman
1977 : Stigma
1980 : Drake's Venture
1983 : Jamaica Inn
1983 : A Pattern of Roses
1985 : Coup de foudre dans l'Orient Express
1986 : Murder by the Book
1988 : Sun Child
1988 : Act of Betrayal
1989 : Just Another Secret
1989 : Magic Moments
1990 : Death Has a Bad Reputation
1996 : On Dangerous Ground
1997 : Midnight Man
Série télévisée
1976 : Second Verdict
1976 : Brensham People
1978 : A Life at Stake
1979 : Flambards
1979 : ITV Playhouse
1979 : The Dick Francis Thriller: The Racing Game
1981 : Get Lost!
1982 : Le Tueur de Belfast (Harry's Game)
1983 : Jamaica Inn
1988 : Capitaine James Cook
1989 : The Paradise Club
1991 : Chimera
1991-1993 : Stay Lucky
1992 : El C.I.D.
1993-1994 : Minder
1994-1995 : Pie in the Sky
1995 : Chiller
1995 : An Independent Man
1997 : The Locksmith
1997-1998 : Dangerfield
2001-2002 : Inspecteurs associés
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Filmography of Lawrence Gordon Clark (7 films)
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Chimera (miniseries) (1991)
Directed by Lawrence Gordon Clark
Origin United-kingdom
Genres Science fiction, Horror
Actors John Lynch, Kenneth Cranham, Christine Kavanagh, Peter Armitage, George Costigan, Pip Torrens
Rating63%
The story focuses upon Chad, a young half-boy, half-chimp, developed by scientists as part of a top secret government operation. However, Chad becomes aggressive, strong and uncontrollable, with the inability to communicate on a human level, escaping from the lab, brutally killing several nurses and scientists in the process. The hunt is on to find and capture Chad before the public encounters this strange and dangerous creation. During Chad's escape, he wrestles with his natural child tendencies after befriending some local children and trying to control his wild primal inner instincts.
Death Has A Bad Reputation (1990)
, 1h38Directed by Lawrence Gordon Clark
Genres Thriller, Action
Themes Spy films
Actors Tony Lo Bianco, Pamela Villoresi, Elizabeth Hurley, Alan Howard, Gottfried John, Venantino Venantini
Rating59%
A British agent chases after notorious international terrorist Carlos, known as 'the Jackal', when he resurfaces in Europe. Intelligence networks worldwide are involved when Donatini, a US State Department employee, is assassinated.
Chimera (1990)
Directed by Lawrence Gordon Clark
Genres Horror
Actors John Lynch, Kenneth Cranham, Peter Armitage, George Costigan, Pip Torrens, David Calder
Rating63%
Le scénario du film est basé sur un roman de science-fiction de Stephen Gallagher, où une race d'humains est créée à partir d'un croisement génétique entre un homme et un grand singe.
Murder by the Book (1986)
, 45minutesDirected by Lawrence Gordon Clark
Origin United-kingdom
Genres Drama, Thriller, Crime
Actors Peggy Ashcroft, Ian Holm, Richard Wilson, Michael Aldridge
Rating69%
Agatha Christie décide de tuer son personnage Hercule Poirot dans son prochain roman, mais celui-ci vient la rencontrer pour lui faire part de son mécontentement.
, 1h36Directed by Lawrence Gordon Clark
Origin United-kingdom
Genres Drama, Romantic comedy, Romance
Themes Transport films, Rail transport films
Actors Cheryl Ladd, Stuart Wilson, Renée Asherson, Ralph Michael, Ruby Wax, Julian Sands
Rating61%
Lily Parker (Cheryl Ladd) is a sophisticated American magazine editor who is on a business trip in Europe with her friend Susan Lawson (Ruby Wax). Susan convinces her to travel from Venice to Paris by train, instead of by plane. They board the Orient Express, where they hope to find romance. Instead, the atmosphere reminds Lily of a trip on the same train 10 years earlier, when she was a 19-year-old student traveling through Europe with her friend Stacey (Betsy Brantley). On that trip, she met Alex Woodward (Stuart Wilson), an aristocratic Englishman whom she courted, and then never heard from again.
Harry's Game (1982)
, 3hDirected by Lawrence Gordon Clark
Origin United-kingdom
Themes Films about terrorism, Political films
Actors Ray Lonnen, Derek Thompson, Benjamin Whitrow, Nicholas Day, Charles Lawson, Ian Bleasdale
Rating79%
The story begins with British government cabinet minister Henry Danby being shot dead by an IRA gunman, Billy Downes, in front of his wife and children as he's leaving for work. Downes then escapes to Belfast and army officer Harry Brown is sent undercover into Belfast's Catholic community to track down the assassin. Brown is chosen for the mission because he is an Ulsterman who had previously done similar work in Oman.
Drake's Venture (1980)
Directed by Lawrence Gordon Clark
Origin United-kingdom
Genres Drama, Historical
Actors John Thaw, Paul Darrow, Charlotte Cornwell, Esmond Knight, David Ryall
Rating75%
The film opens with Drake's return from his voyage of circumnavigation. He is nervous about how he will be received at home, and rightly so, for he has executed Thomas Doughty, an influential courtier, investor in the voyage, and formerly, his closest friend. The story is mostly told in flashback as Drake recounts the circumstances of the voyage to Queen Elizabeth I. Although it is clear how Drake interprets the events that led to Doughty's execution, the depicted scenes paint a more ambiguous tale. Conflict between Drake and Doughty grows due to an escalating pattern of Drake's increasing autocracy and paranoia, and Doughty's underhanded means to regain the authority he sees as rightly his due.