
Alan Clarke
Alan Clarke (28 October 1935 – 24 July 1990) was a television and film director, producer and writer, born in Wallasey, Merseyside, England. Most of Clarke's output was for television rather than cinema, including work for the famous play strands The Wednesday Play and Play for Today. His subject matter tended towards social realism, especially with respect to deprived or oppressed communities.
70 directing credits · 4 acting credits
Directing · 70

Play for Today
1970

BBC Play of the Month
1965

Playhouse
1974

Screen Two
1985

ScreenPlay
1986

ITV Saturday Night Theatre
1969

The Informer
1966

The Edwardians
1972

Alive from Off Center
1985

Tales Out of School
1983

The Gold Robbers
1969

The Company of Five
1968

Scum
1979

Plays for Britain
1976

The Firm
1989

Made in Britain
1983

The Love-Girl and the Innocent
1973

Billy the Kid and the Green Baize Vampire
1985

Baal
1982

Rita, Sue and Bob Too
1987

Scum
1977

Elephant
1993

Road
1987

The Last Train Through Harecastle Tunnel
1969

Penda's Fen
1974

Stars of the Roller State Disco
1984

Danton's Death
1978

Sovereign's Company
1970

Christine
1987

Contact
1985

Diane
1975

Man Above Men
1973

Everybody Say Cheese
1971

A Life Is Forever
1972

Bukovsky
1977
The Fifty-Seventh Saturday
1968

The Hallelujah Handshake
1970

Beloved Enemy
1981

Achilles Heel
1973
Never Mind How We Got Here, Where Are We?
1968

Nina
1978

A Follower for Emily
1974

Fast Hands
1976
Stella
1968

George's Room
1967

To Encourage the Others
1972
Which of These Two Ladies Is He Married To?
1967

I Can't See My Little Willie
1970
Thief
1968
The Comic
1969

The Gentleman Caller
1967
Nothing's Ever Over
1968
The Ladies: Joan
1969

Funny Farm
1975
Stand by Your Screen
1968

Psy-Warriors
1981
Shelter
1967
Gareth
1968

Horatio Bottomley
1972
Vodka Cola
1980
Got Yourself Sorted Out at All?
1968

Horace
1972

Under the Age
1972
The Ladies: Doreen
1969
The Piano Tuner
1969
Sally Go Round the Moon
1968
A Man Inside
1967
Brief Encounters
1983
Goodnight Albert
1968
The British Desk
1984


