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Thorold Dickinson

Thorold Dickinson

Director · 1903–1984 · Bristol, England, UK

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Biography

Thorold Barron Dickinson CBE (16 November 1903 – 14 April 1984) was a British film director, screenwriter, film editor, film producer, and Britain's first university professor of film. Dickinson's work received much praise, with fellow director Martin Scorsese describing him as "a uniquely intelligent, passionate artist... They're not in endless supply."

Directed 13

1950s

  1. 1955

    Hill 24 Doesn't Answer

    Director

  2. 1952

    Secret People

    Director

1940s

  1. 1949

    The Queen of Spades

    Director

  2. 1946

    Men of Two Worlds

    Director

  3. 1942

    The Next of Kin

    Director

  4. 1941

    The Prime Minister

    Director

  5. 1940
  6. Yesterday Is Over Your Shoulder

    Director

1930s

  1. 1939

    The Arsenal Stadium Mystery

    Director

  2. 1937

    The High Command

    Director

  3. 1936

    Calling the Tune

    Director

  4. 1934

    Java Head

    Director

  5. 1933

    Loyalties

    Assistant Director

Edited 9

1950s

  1. 1955

    Hill 24 Doesn't Answer

    Editor

1930s

  1. 1936

    The House of the Spaniard

    Editor

  2. Calling the Tune

    Editor

  3. 1934

    Sing As We Go

    Editor

  4. 1933

    Going Gay

    Editor

  5. Loyalties

    Editor

  6. Perfect Understanding

    Editor

  7. 1931

    The Sport of Kings

    Editor

  8. 1930

    The School for Scandal

    Editor

Wrote 7

1950s

  1. 1959

    Power Among Men

    Writer

  2. 1953

    Malta Story

    Idea

  3. 1952

    Secret People

    Story, Screenplay

1940s

  1. 1946

    Men of Two Worlds

    Screenplay

  2. 1942

    The Next of Kin

    Writer

  3. 1940

    Miss Grant Goes to the Door

    Story

1930s

  1. 1939

    The Arsenal Stadium Mystery

    Adaptation

Produced 2

1950s

  1. 1955

    Hill 24 Doesn't Answer

    Producer

1940s

  1. 1940

    Yesterday Is Over Your Shoulder

    Producer

Appearances1

1950s

  1. 1959

    Stars Meet in Moscow

    Self