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• Alfred Hitchcock
  ...{The Lady Vanishes}}, {{Notorious}}, {{Rear Window}}, {{Vertigo}}, {{North by Northwest}}, {{Psycho}} and {{The Birds}}. By the late 1930s, his profile was rising internationally and he moved to Holl
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• The Pleasure Garden (1925)
  producers -> [[Michael Balcon]]^[[Erich Pommer]] story by -> [[Oliver Sandys]] (original novel)
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• The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934)
  producer -> [[Michael Balcon]] (uncredited) ...paring a scenario based on the "Bulldog Drummond" series of books, written by Herman Cyril McNeile.<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulldog_Drummond Wi
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• The Mountain Eagle (1926)
  producer -> [[Michael Balcon]] story by -> [[Charles Lapworth]]
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• The Prude's Fall (1924)
  ...d by [[Graham Cutts]], produced by [[Michael Balcon]], and based on a play by [[Rudolph Besier]] and [[May Edginton]]. * {{articles}}
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• Graham Cutts
  ...British film industry, initially for Graham-Wilcox Productions, then for [[Balcon, Freedman & Saville]] (1923) and [[Gainsborough]] (1924-29), before directi ...-late 1920s, he was regularly referred to as "England's greatest director" by the British press.
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• Gainsborough Pictures
  ...w from producing films in Britain{{-}}were demolished in 2002 and replaced by three blocks of upmarket apartments in 2004. ...Corporation Limited|Gaumont-British Picture Corporation]] from 1927, with Balcon as Director of Production for both studios. Whilst [[Gaumont British Pictur
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• Nova Pilbeam
  ...success{{-}}she was frequently called "the world's greatest child actress" by the British press{{-}}led to a great deal of work in her teen years, most m ...y, travelled to America on a publicity trip with G-B studio head [[Michael Balcon]] and actor [[Jack Hulbert]].<ref>They departed Southampton on 22/Sep/1934
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• The Times (14/Nov/1984) - The Arts: Lavish celebration of a glorious past
  ...ited]], [[Ivor Novello]], [[Jessie Matthews]], [[John Gielgud]], [[Michael Balcon]], [[Miles Mander]], [[New York City, New York]], [[Psycho (1960)]], [[Sybi ...ent, however, the spotlight is exclusively fixed on the producer [[Michael Balcon]], and his pursuit of a national cinema through four decades of production;
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• The Times (07/Nov/1984) - Obituary: Ivor Montagu
  ...on]], [[H.G. Wells]], [[Ivor Montagu]], [[London Film Society]], [[Michael Balcon]], [[Paramount Pictures]], [[The 39 Steps (1935)]], [[The Man Who Knew Too ...uction of an experimental series of short comedies based on original ideas by H. G. Wells - ''Bluebottles'', ''The Daydream'', and ''The Tonic''. Althoug
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• The Times (28/Apr/1977) - When Hitchcock adapted Noel Coward
  ...ançois Truffaut]], [[Gainsborough Pictures]], [[Isabel Jeans]], [[Michael Balcon]], [[New York City, New York]], [[Noel Coward]], [[Rear Window (1954)]], [[ ...go]]'' in the major retrospective organized as part of the recent Viennale by the Ostereichisches Filmmuseum, in collaboration with the National Film Arc
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• The Times (30/Apr/1980) - Obituary: Alfred Hitchcock
  ...[[Michael Balcon]], [[Ministry of Information]], [[Noel Coward]], [[North by Northwest (1959)]], [[Notorious (1946)]], [[Number 13 (1922)]], [[Patricia ...then in 1925 as full director on ''[[The Pleasure Garden]]'', a [[Michael Balcon]] production made, like his second film, ''[[The Mountain Eagle]]'', in Ger
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• Downhill (1927)
  producers -> [[Michael Balcon]]^[[C.M. Woolf]] story by -> [[Constance Collier]]^[[Ivor Novello]]
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• Easy Virtue (1928)
  producers -> [[Michael Balcon]]^[[C.M. Woolf]] story by -> [[Noël Coward]] (stage play)
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• The Ring (1927)
  ...ter studio facilities was enough to tempt the director away from [[Michael Balcon]]'s studio.<ref>{{LDL}}, pages 94-95</ref><ref>{{HBC}}, page 92</ref> ...mic, pull him through easily, with a series of neat effects" and concluded by saying, "If British films as a whole can rise to this standard, the masterp
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• The Times (22/Jul/1941) - Personal tributes - Seb-Lieutenant F. Penrose Tennyson
  ...ed Hitchcock]], [[Gaumont British Picture Corporation Limited]], [[Michael Balcon]], [[Penrose Tennyson]]'' '''Mr. Michael Balcon writes:-'''
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• Cinema Europe: The Other Hollywood (1996)
  directors -> [[Kevin Brownlow]], [[Dan Carter]], [[David Gill]] & [[Michael Winterbottom]] ...ffectionate portrait of Swedish cinema appreciates its cinematography, led by Jaenzon, its conversion of novels into film, and the emergence of a product
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• The 39 Steps (1935)
  producers -> [[Michael Balcon]] & [[Ivor Montagu]] story by -> [[John Buchan]]
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• Sabotage (1936)
  * {{articles}} * [[Sabotage (1936) - web links|web links to information, articles, reviews, etc]]
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• Secret Agent (1936)
  * [[:Category:Articles about Secret Agent (1936)|Articles about Secret Agent (1936)]] * [[Secret Agent (1936) - web links|Web links to information, articles, reviews, etc]]
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