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Anthony William Lars Asquith was a leading English film director. He collaborated successfully with playwright Terence Rattigan on The Winslow Boy (1948) and The Browning Version (1951), among other adaptations. His other notable films include Pygmalion (1938), French Without Tears (1940), The Way to the Stars (1945) and a 1952 adaptation of Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest.
Born
Sunday, 09 November 1902
Died
Tuesday, 20 February 1968
Actor Filmography
Title | Character | Year |
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Insight: Anthony Asquith | Self | 1960 |
The Volunteer | Self - director of propaganda film | 1944 |
Escape from Dartmoor | Bespectacled Man in Cinema | 1929 |
Actor Filmography
Title | Character | Year |
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Insight: Anthony Asquith | Self | 1960 |
The Volunteer | Self - director of propaganda film | 1944 |
Escape from Dartmoor | Bespectacled Man in Cinema | 1929 |
Director Filmography
Title | Year |
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The Yellow Rolls-Royce | 1964 |
The V.I.P.s | 1963 |
An Evening With the Royal Ballet | 1963 |
Guns of Darkness | 1962 |
Two Living, One Dead | 1961 |
The Millionairess | 1960 |
Libel | 1959 |
The Doctor's Dilemma | 1958 |
Orders to Kill | 1958 |
Court Martial | 1954 |
The Final Test | 1953 |
Project M7 | 1953 |
The Importance of Being Earnest | 1952 |
The Browning Version | 1951 |
Five Angles on Murder | 1950 |
The Winslow Boy | 1948 |
While the Sun Shines | 1947 |
Johnny in the Clouds | 1945 |
Man of Evil | 1944 |
Adventure for Two | 1943 |
We Dive at Dawn | 1943 |
Uncensored | 1942 |
Rush Hour | 1941 |
Bombsight Stolen | 1941 |
Quiet Wedding | 1941 |
A Voice in the Night | 1941 |
French Without Tears | 1940 |
Pygmalion | 1939 |
I Stand Condemned | 1935 |
Unfinished Symphony | 1934 |
Dance Pretty Lady | 1932 |
The Lucky Number | 1932 |
The Battle of Gallipoli | 1931 |
Escape from Dartmoor | 1929 |
The Runaway Princess | 1929 |
Underground | 1928 |
Shooting Stars | 1928 |