Directing

Lindsay Anderson

Born 1923-04-17 · Bangalore, India

Died 1994-08-30

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.

Credits

Newest first

Wham! 10 Days in China
as Self (archive footage)
2026
Stardust: The Bette Davis Story
as Self (archive footage) (voice)
2006
Lindsay Anderson: Lucky Man?
as Self (Archival)
2004
Words in Progress
2004
Lucky Man
as Himself
1995
American Cinema
as Self
1994
Talking with Ozu
as Self
1993
Hollywood U.K.: British Cinema in the Sixties
as Self
1993
D.W. Griffith: Father of Film
as Narrator
1993
Is That All There Is?
as Self
1992
Omnibus: John Ford, Part One
as Presenter
1992
John Ford
as presenter
1992
Is That All There Is?
Director
1992
Is That All There Is?
Writer
1992
Omnibus: John Ford, Part One
Writer
1992
John Ford
Writer
1992
Blame It on the Bellboy
as Mr. Marshall (voice)
1992
Prisoner of Honor
as War Minister
1991
Harold Lloyd: The Third Genius
as Narrator
1989
Glory! Glory!
Director
1989
The Whales of August
Director
1987
Buster Keaton: A Hard Act to Follow
as Self - Narrator (voice)
1987
Wham! in China: Foreign Skies
Director
1986
Free Cinema, 1956 - ? An Essay on Film by Lindsay Anderson
Director
1985
Britannia Hospital
Director
1982
Chariots of Fire
as Master of Caius
1981
Look Back in Anger
Director
1980
The Old Crowd
Director
1979
In Celebration
Director
1975
Nureyev
as Self (Interviewer / Narrator)
1974
O Lucky Man! Innovations in Entertainment
as Himself
1973
O Lucky Man!
as Director
1973
O Lucky Man!
Director
1973
O Lucky Man!
Producer
1973
Home
Director
1972
Play for Today
Director
1970
Hetty King: Performer
as Narrator
1970
if....
Director
1968
if....
Producer
1968
Inadmissible Evidence
as Barrister
1968
Red, White, and Zero
Director
1968
Abel Gance: The Charm of Dynamite
as Narrator (voice)
1968
About "The White Bus"
as Self
1968
The Singing Lesson
Director
1967
The White Bus
Director
1967
The White Bus
Producer
1967
Martyrs of Love
as Man in traffic police booth (uncredited)
1967
The Threatening Sky
as Narrator (UK)
1966
BBC Play of the Month
as Holz
1965
This Sporting Life
Director
1963
March to Aldermaston
Director
1959
John Ford at the NFT
1957
Every Day Except Christmas
Director
1957
Every Day Except Christmas
Writer
1957
Together
Supervising Editor
1956
The Adventures of Robin Hood
Director
1955
Foot and Mouth
as Narrator (voice)
1955
Foot and Mouth
Director
1955
Foot and Mouth
Writer
1955
Henry
Director
1955
Green and Pleasant Land
Director
1955
Green and Pleasant Land
Script
1955
£20 per ton
Director
1955
Henry
Screenplay
1955
Trunk Conveyor
as Narrator
1954
Trunk Conveyor
Director
1954
Thursday's Children
Director
1954
Thursday's Children
Writer
1954
The Pleasure Garden
as Michael-Angelico
1953
The Pleasure Garden
Production Manager
1953
O Dreamland
Director
1953
O Dreamland
Writer
1953
Wakefield Express
Director
1952
Wakefield Express
Writer
1952
Three Installations
as Narrator
1952
Three Installations
Director
1952
Idlers That Work
as Narrator
1949
Idlers That Work
Director
1949
Meet the Pioneers
as Narrator (voice)
1948
Meet the Pioneers
Director
1948