Writing
Alan Simpson
Born 1929-11-27 · Brixton, London, England, UK
Died 2017-02-08
Alan Francis Simpson was an English scriptwriter. He was best known as part of the Galton and Simpson comedy writing partnership with Ray Galton.
Credits
Newest first
Lost SitcomsWriter2016
Det Bästa med Albert & HerbertWriter2005
When Steptoe Met Sonas Self2002
The Unforgettable Sid Jamesas Self2000
Paul Merton in Galton & Simpson'sWriter1996
Seriously Seeking Sidas Self1993
SommarkvetterWriter1988
Tony Hancock: From East Cheam to Earls Courtas Self1985
Mordet på Skolgatan 15Writer1984
Albert & Herberts julkalenderWriter1982- Albert & Herberts julkalenderCreator1982
Albert & Herbert på LisebergsteaternOriginal Series Creator1981- Albert & Herbert på LisebergsteaternCreator1981
Le PetomaneWriter1979- Zwei Mann um einen HerdIdea1979
Don't Blame Me!Original Concept1978
The Galton & Simpson PlayhouseAssociate Producer1977- The Galton & Simpson PlayhouseWriter1977
- The Galton & Simpson PlayhouseCreator1977
Dawson's WeeklyWriter1975
The Last FleksnesStory1974
Steptoe & Son Ride AgainWriter1973
Fleksnes fataliteterWriter1972- Fleksnes fataliteterCreator1972
Steptoe & SonWriter1972
ClochemerleWriter1972
Up the Chastity BeltWriter1972
The Magnificent Seven Deadly SinsWriter1971
LootScreenplay1970
Never Talk to StrangersWriter1969
Galton and Simpson ComedyWriter1969- Look at Life: Funny Business Is No Jokeas Self1967
The Spy with a Cold NoseWriter1966
Hancock at the Royal Festival HallWriter1966
The BargeeWriter1964
The Wrong Arm of the LawWriter1963
Steptoe and SonWriter1962- Steptoe and SonCreator1962
- Steptoe and SonCreator1962
Comedy PlayhouseWriter1961
The RebelWriter1961
Citizen JamesWriter1960
The Siege of Sidney Streetas Uniformed Police Inspector1960
Hancock's Half Hour1956- Hancock's Half HourWriter1956
- Hancock's Half HourCreator1956
- Walk in St GeorgeDirector1952
- Wake Up and DanceDirector1950