Alan Bridges Movies, Biography, Credits & Career Highlights

Alan Bridges Biography

Alan Bridges was an English television and film director. In 1967 Bridges directed a television adaptation of Charles Dickens' Great Expectations starring Gary Bond as Pip. He won the Grand Prix at the 1973 Cannes Film Festival for his film The Hireling.

Alan Bridges Career Highlights

Known for BBC Play of the Month, Theatre 625, Z-Cars, The Wednesday Play, Thirty-Minute Theatre, and American Playhouse.
Credits include directing, actors, writing, and production.
Recent listed credits include The Tale of Little Pig Robinson, Displaced Person, The Shooting Party, and James Mason: The Star They Loved to Hate.

Alan Bridges Movies and Credits

directing (8 credits)
- The Tale of Little Pig Robinson
  
  director
  
  directing
  
  1990
- Displaced Person
  
  director
  
  directing
  
  1985
- The Shooting Party
  
  director
  
  directing
  
  1985
- The Return of the Soldier
  
  director
  
  directing
  
  1983
- American Playhouse
  
  director
  
  directing
  
  1982
- Dear Brutus
  
  director
  
  directing
  
  1981
- Very Like a Whale
  
  director
  
  directing
  
  1981
- Rain on the Roof
  
  director
  
  directing
  
  1980
actors (1 credits)
- James Mason: The Star They Loved to Hate
  Self - on the set 'The Shooting Party' (uncredited)
  
  actor
  
  actors
  
  1984
writing (3 credits)
- Little Girl in Blue Velvet
  
  writer
  
  writing
  
  1978
- Miss Julie
  
  adaptation
  
  writing
  
  1965
- Theatre 625
  
  adaptation
  
  writing
  
  1964
production (1 credits)
- Studio 4
  
  producer
  
  production
  
  1962

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Alan Bridges Movies and Credits

directing (8 credits)

actors (1 credits)

writing (3 credits)

production (1 credits)

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