Alan Cooke
Directing
Biography
Alan Cooke was born on March 29, 1926 in London, England, UK. He was a director and producer, known for Matinee Theatre (1955), The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes (1971) and Out of This World (1962). He died on October 9, 1994 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Filmography 80
Movies (37)
Young Adam2003Bob M'bussi
I.D.1995Mynton Mbula
Armen and Bullik1993Directing
Death Wish 31985Punk at Car
Paint Me a Murder1984Directing
Nadia1984Directing
Pygmalion1983Directing
The Tragedy of King Lear1982Directing
Dalhousie's Luck1980Directing
Renoir, My Father1978Directing
Exiles1977Directing
The Hunchback of Notre Dame1976Directing
Jumping Bean Bag1976Directing
Triple Exposure1972Directing
Peer Gynt1972Directing
Hell's Angel1971Directing
The Mind of Mr. Soames1970Directing- The End of the Line1970Directing
Separate Tables1970Directing
The Right Prospectus1970Directing
Uncle Silas1968Directing
House of Character1968Directing
Romeo and Juliet1967Directing
Much Ado About Nothing1967Directing
Tunnel Under the World1966Directing
Death of a Salesman1966Directing
Andover and the Android1965Directing
Ashes to Ashes1965Directing
The Chocolate Tree1963Directing- The Fishing Match1962Directing
Shows (43)
Backup1995
Harry and the Hendersons1991Directing
Broken Badges1990Directing
The New Lassie1989Directing
Father Dowling Mysteries1989Directing
Beauty and the Beast1987Directing
Matlock1986Directing
Half Nelson1985Directing
The Bill1984
Murder, She Wrote1984Directing
Hammer House of Mystery and Suspense1984Directing
Airwolf1984Directing
Scarecrow and Mrs. King1983Directing
Hotel1982Directing- The Brack Report1982Directing
Private Benjamin1981Directing
Flamingo Road1981Directing
House Calls1979Directing
Hart to Hart1979Directing
The Devil's Crown1978Directing
BBC2 Play of the Week1977Directing
Lou Grant1977Directing
Supernatural1977Directing
Quincy, M.E.1976Directing
Shades of Greene1975Directing
Playhouse1974Directing
Orson Welles' Great Mysteries1973Directing
Van der Valk1972Directing
The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes1971Directing- Stage 21971Directing