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producer • art_director • writer
Michael Relph was an English film producer, art director, screenwriter and film director. He enjoyed a highly successful 20-year partnership with Basil Dearden beginning in 1949 and ending with Dearden's death in 1971.
Born: February 16, 1915 in Broadstone, Dorset, England, UK
Died: September 30, 2004 (age 89)
47 total credits across film and television
| Title | Job | Year |
|---|---|---|
Actor | 1995 | |
Actor |
| 1986 |
Actor | 1986 |
Production | 1986 |
Production | 1982 |
Scum Movie | Production | 1979 |
Writing | 1970 |
The Ealing Comedies Movie | Actor | 1970 |
Art | 1969 |
Masquerade Movie | Writing | 1965 |
Woman of Straw Movie | Production | 1964 |
A Place to Go Movie | Writing | 1963 |
The Mind Benders Movie | Production | 1963 |
Walk in the Shadow Movie | Production | 1962 |
All Night Long Movie | Production | 1962 |
The Secret Partner Movie | Production | 1961 |
Victim Movie | Production | 1961 |
Somerset Maugham Hour TV Show | Actor | 1960 |
Production | 1960 |
Man in the Moon Movie | Writing | 1960 |
Sapphire Movie | Production | 1959 |
Desert Mice Movie | Directing | 1959 |
Mad Little Island Movie | Directing | 1958 |
Violent Playground Movie | Production | 1958 |
Davy Movie | Directing | 1957 |
Big Time Operators Movie | Production | 1957 |
Who Done It? Movie | Production | 1956 |
PT Raiders Movie | Writing | 1955 |
Out of the Clouds Movie | Production | 1955 |
The Square Ring Movie | Production | 1953 |
The Gentle Gunman Movie | Production | 1952 |
I Believe in You Movie | Writing | 1952 |
Pool of London Movie | Production | 1951 |
Cage of Gold Movie | Art | 1950 |
Production | 1949 |
Saraband Movie | Production | 1948 |
Art | 1947 |
The Captive Heart Movie | Art | 1946 |
Dead of Night Movie | Art | 1945 |
The Halfway House Movie | Art | 1944 |
Champagne Charlie Movie | Art | 1944 |
They Came to a City Movie | Art | 1944 |
Far into the Night Movie | Art | 1943 |
My Learned Friend Movie | Art | 1943 |
Mr. Satan Movie | Art | 1938 |
Art | 1938 |
They Drive by Night Movie | Art | 1938 |
