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John Boulting

Highest Rated: 100% Seven Days to Noon (1950)

Lowest Rated: 75% The Family Way (1966)

Birthday: Nov 21, 1913

Birthplace: Bray, England, UK

With his twin brother Roy, a leading figure of the post-WWII British film industry. Though they alternated producing and directing chores, the brothers' individual filming styles were virtually indistinguishable. They formed Charter Films in 1937 and were responsible for gritty dramas such as "Thunder Rock" (1942) and "Brighton Rock" (1947) in the 40s. The team concentrated, during the next decade, on mildly anarchic comedies like "Private's Progress" (1956) and "I'm All Right, Jack" (1959), a satire of British trade unions.

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Highest rated movies

100% 73% Seven Days to Noon
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95% 85% Brighton Rock
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89% 75% I'm All Right, Jack
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75% 81% The Family Way
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The Risk
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Rotten to the Core
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Journey Together
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Crest of the Wave
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58% Soft Beds, Hard Battles
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Trunk Crime
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John Boulting

John Boulting HAPPY IS THE BRIDE, producer Dore Schary, (third from left), with John Boulting, director Roy Boulting, Ian Carmichael, 1957 I'M ALL RIGHT JACK, director John Boulting (eyeglasses) on set, 1959, iarj1959ps-fsct08(iarj1959ps-fsct08) SEVEN DAYS TO NOON, from left: director John Boulting consulting with Trixie the dog regarding the script on set, 1950, sdtn1950mt-fsct08, Photo by: (sdtn1950mt-fsct08) HEAVENS ABOVE!, from left: co-writers/producers/directors John Boulting, Roy Boulting, on set, 1963 SEVEN DAYS TO NOON, director John Boulting, Trixie the King Charles spaniel, on-set, 1950 THE MAGIC BOX, screenwriter Eric Ambler, Robert Donat, director John Boulting, lighting cameraman Jack Cardiff on set, 1951 I'M ALL RIGHT JACK, from left: director John Boulting, Richard Attenborough on set, 1959, iarj1959ps-fsct13(iarj1959ps-fsct13) THE MAGIC BOX, director John Boulting, Maria Schell on set, 1951 THE MAGIC BOX, director John Boulting, Laurence Olivier on set, 1951 View more photos

Filmography

Movies

Credit
No Score Yet 58% Soft Beds, Hard Battles Producer - 1974
No Score Yet 37% There's a Girl in My Soup Producer - 1970
No Score Yet 65% Twisted Nerve Executive Producer - 1968
75% 81% The Family Way Producer - 1966
No Score Yet No Score Yet Rotten to the Core Director - 1965
No Score Yet 71% Heavens Above! Director,
Producer,
Screenwriter 		- 1963
No Score Yet No Score Yet The Risk Director - 1960
89% 75% I'm All Right, Jack Director,
Screenwriter 		- 1960
No Score Yet No Score Yet Carlton-Browne of the F.O. Producer - 1959
No Score Yet 28% Lucky Jim Director - 1957
No Score Yet No Score Yet The Brothers in Law Producer - 1957
No Score Yet 79% Private's Progress Director - 1955
No Score Yet No Score Yet Josephine and Men Producer - 1955
No Score Yet No Score Yet Crest of the Wave Director,
Producer 		- 1954
No Score Yet 78% The Magic Box Director - 1951
100% 73% Seven Days to Noon Director,
Producer 		- 1950
No Score Yet 82% The Guinea Pig Producer - 1948
95% 85% Brighton Rock Director $10.6K 1948
No Score Yet No Score Yet Fame Is the Spur Producer - 1947
No Score Yet No Score Yet Journey Together Director - 1945
No Score Yet No Score Yet Pastor Hall Producer - 1940
No Score Yet No Score Yet Trunk Crime Producer - 1939
No Score Yet No Score Yet Inquest Producer - 1939