Lindsay Anderson

Known for directing · Born 17 April 1923 · Died 30 August 1994 · aged 71 · Bangalore, India

70 credits

Lindsay Gordon Anderson (17 April 1923 – 30 August 1994) was an English director and film critic, best known for his association with the Free Cinema movement and the British New Wave. He is most widely remembered for his 1968 film if...., which won the Grand Prix at Cannes Film Festival. Description above from the Wikipedia article Lindsay Anderson, licensed under CC-BY-SA,full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Known for

if....

1968

This Sporting Life

1963

O Lucky Man!

1973

The Whales of August

1987

Britannia Hospital

1982

The Adventures of Robin Hood

1955

Chariots of Fire

1981

O Dreamland

1953

The White Bus

1967

Thursday's Children

1954

Every Day Except Christmas

1957

In Celebration

1975

Acting (35)

2026Wham! 10 Days in ChinaSelf (archive footage)Film

2006Stardust: The Bette Davis StorySelf (archive footage) (voice)Film

2004Words in ProgressFilm

2004Lindsay Anderson: Lucky Man?Self (Archival)Film

1995Lucky ManHimselfFilm

1994American CinemaSelf · 2 episodesSeries

1993D.W. Griffith: Father of FilmNarratorFilm

1993Talking with OzuSelfFilm

1993Hollywood U.K.: British Cinema in the SixtiesSelfSeries

1992Blame It on the BellboyMr. Marshall (voice)Film

1992Is That All There Is?SelfFilm

1992John FordpresenterFilm

1992Omnibus: John Ford, Part OnePresenterFilm

1991Prisoner of HonorWar MinisterFilm

1989Harold Lloyd: The Third GeniusNarratorFilm

1987Buster Keaton: A Hard Act to FollowSelf - Narrator (voice) · 3 episodesSeries

1981Chariots of FireMaster of CaiusFilm

1974NureyevSelf (Interviewer / Narrator)Film

1973O Lucky Man!DirectorFilm

1973O Lucky Man! Innovations in EntertainmentHimselfFilm

1970Hetty King: PerformerNarratorFilm

1968Inadmissible EvidenceBarristerFilm

1968Abel Gance: The Charm of DynamiteNarrator (voice)Film

1968About "The White Bus"SelfFilm

1967Martyrs of LoveMan in traffic police booth (uncredited)Film

1966The Threatening SkyNarrator (UK)Film

1965BBC Play of the MonthHolzSeries

1957John Ford at the NFTFilm

1955Foot and MouthNarrator (voice)Film

1954Trunk ConveyorNarratorFilm

1953The Pleasure GardenMichael-AngelicoFilm

1952Three InstallationsNarratorFilm

1949Idlers That WorkNarratorFilm

1948Meet the PioneersNarrator (voice)Film

—The Last DayNarratorFilm

Directing (31)

1992Is That All There Is?Director, WriterFilm

1989Glory! Glory!DirectorFilm

1987The Whales of AugustDirectorFilm

1986Wham! in China: Foreign SkiesDirectorFilm

1985Free Cinema, 1956 - ? An Essay on Film by Lindsay AndersonDirectorFilm

1982Britannia HospitalDirectorFilm

1980Look Back in AngerDirectorFilm

1979The Old CrowdDirectorFilm

1975In CelebrationDirectorFilm

1973O Lucky Man!Director, ProducerFilm

1972HomeDirectorFilm

1970Play for TodayDirectorSeries

1968if....Director, ProducerFilm

1968Red, White, and ZeroDirectorFilm

1967The White BusDirector, ProducerFilm

1967The Singing LessonDirectorFilm

1963This Sporting LifeDirectorFilm

1959March to AldermastonDirectorFilm

1957Every Day Except ChristmasDirector, WriterFilm

1955The Adventures of Robin HoodDirectorSeries

1955HenryDirector, ScreenplayFilm

1955Foot and MouthDirector, WriterFilm

1955Green and Pleasant LandDirector, ScriptFilm

1955£20 per tonDirectorFilm

1954Thursday's ChildrenDirector, WriterFilm

1954Trunk ConveyorDirectorFilm

1953O DreamlandDirector, WriterFilm

1952Wakefield ExpressDirector, WriterFilm

1952Three InstallationsDirectorFilm

1949Idlers That WorkDirectorFilm

1948Meet the PioneersDirector, EditorFilm

Editing (1)

1956TogetherSupervising EditorFilm

Production (1)

1953The Pleasure GardenProduction ManagerFilm

Writing (2)

1992John FordWriterFilm

1992Omnibus: John Ford, Part OneWriterFilm