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Jack Gold (I) (1930–2015)
Jack Gold was born on June 28, 1930 in London, England. He was a director and producer, known for Aces High (1976), Play for Today (1970) and The National Health (1973). He was married to Denyse Alexander. He died on August 9, 2015.
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Born:in London, England, UKDied:(age 85) |
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Director (58 credits)
Director (58 credits)
1997-2001
Kavanagh QC
(TV Series) (4 episodes)
- The End of Law
(2001)
- Care in the Community
(1998)
- Blood Money
(1997)
- Mute of Malice
(1997)
1992-1995
Screen Two
(TV Series) (2 episodes)
- Return of the Native
(1995)
- The Last Romantics
(1992)
1972-1981
Play for Today
(TV Series) (3 episodes)
- Bavarian Night
(1981)
- A Walk in the Forest
(1980)
- Stocker's Copper
(1972)
1969-1973
ITV Sunday Night Theatre
(TV Series) (2 episodes)
- Catholics
(1973)
- Faith and Henry
(1969)
1967
Dispute
(TV Mini-Series documentary) (2 episodes)
- Round 2: Mr. Lapworth v Mr. Port
(1967)
- Round 1: Mr. Port v Mr. Lapworth
(1967)
1964
Call the Gun Expert
(TV Series) (6 episodes)
- The Perfect Crime - 1934
(1964)
- The Whistling Corpse - 1927
(1964)
- The Teenage Murderer - 1926
(1964)
- The Green Bicycle Case - 1919
(1964)
- The Trick That Failed - 1918
(1964)
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Producer (12 credits)
Producer (12 credits)
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Additional Crew (1 credit)
Additional Crew (1 credit)
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Actor (2 credits)
Actor (2 credits)
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Writer (2 credits)
Writer (2 credits)
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Thanks (1 credit)
Thanks (1 credit)
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Self (11 credits)
Self (11 credits)
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Personal Details
Other Works:
He directed Arthur Miller's play, "Danger: Memory!", at the Hampstead Theatre in Hampstead, London, England with Paul Rogers, Betsy Blair and John Bennett in the cast. See more »
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