Highlighted works
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Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s first film in English was brilliantly adapted by Tom Stoppard from Vladimir Nabokov’s novel set in 1930s Berlin.
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Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
The third instalment in Steven Spielberg and George Lucas’s adventure series influenced by Saturday morning serials is also the most light-hearted.
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Terry Gilliam’s fantastical satire of bureaucracy gone mad is one of the most visually imaginative works in modern cinema.
Filmography
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The Romantic Englishwoman - Showreel
Screenplay
Dialogue -
The Romantic Englishwoman - Showreel
Screenplay
Dialogue 2013
Dangerous Acts Starring the Unstable Elements of Belarus
Special Thanks
2013
The National Theatre: War and Peace
on-screen participant
2013
The National Theatre: The Dream[24/10/2013]
on-screen participant
2012
Written by
2012
Screenplay by
2012
Script
2012
Script
2012
Script
2012
Adaptation
2012
The Andrew Marr Show[02/09/2012]
interviewee
2011
interviewee
2006
Bill Douglas: Intent on Getting the Image
Thanks
2005
[Screenplay]
2005
The King's Head A Maverick in London
interviewee
2004
guest
2002
[Screenplay]
2001
Screenplay
2000
English adaptation
2000
The Evening Standard Theatre Awards
Award presenter
2000
on-screen participant
1999
on-screen participant
1998
Written by
1998
Teleplay
1998
Dear John: A Tribute to John Wells
on-screen participant
1997
on-screen participant
1997
Thanx
1994
interviewee
1992
[Screenplay]
1992
interviewee
1991
Screenplay
1991
Screenplay
1990
Rosencrantz & Guildenstern - Are Dead
Director
Screenplay from his own play1990
Screenplay
1990
Adapted into English by
1989
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
[Screenplay]
1989
Script
Original play1987
Screenplay
1985
Screenplay
1985
on-screen participant
1984
Written by
1983
From the play by
1979
Screenplay
1978
Screenplay
1978
[Guest]
1978
Evening Standard Drama Awards for 1977
on-screen participant
1977
Script
1977
on-screen participant
1977
interviewee
1977
interviewee
1976
Screenplay by
1976
interviewee
1975
Script
1975
Adaptation
1973
Script [AFTER MAGRITTE]
1972
presenter
1972
interviewee
1969
Screenplay
1967
By
1967
By
1963
Written by