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Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger, ‘I KNOW WHERE I’M GOING’ (1945, 91 Minutes) 10 February 2015 (Series 30:3) Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger, ‘I KNOW WHERE I’M GOING’ (1945, 91 minutes) Directed by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger Written by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger Produced by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger Music by Allan Gray Cinematography by Erwin Hillier Film Editing by John Seabourne Sr. Falconry advising by C.W.R. Knight Catering for the eagle by Jimmy Robb George Carney ... Mr. Webster Wendy Hiller ... Joan Webster Walter Hudd ... Hunter Duncan MacKechnie ... Captain 'Lochinvar' Ian Sadler ... Iain Roger Livesey ... Torquil MacNeil Finlay Currie ... Ruairidh Mhór Murdo Morrison ... Kenny Margot Fitzsimons ... Bridie C.W.R. Knight ... Colonel Barnstaple Pamela Brown ... Catriona Heaven, 1945 'I Know Where I'm Going!', 1944 A Canterbury Donald Strachan ... Shepherd Tale, 1943 The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp, 1942 One of John Rae ... Old Shepherd Our Aircraft Is Missing, 1941 49th Parallel, 1940 The Thief of Duncan McIntyre ... His Son Bagdad, 1940 Blackout, 1939 The Lion Has Wings, 1939 The Jean Cadell ... Postmistress Spy in Black, 1937 The Edge of the World, 1936 The Brown Norman Shelley ... Sir Robert Bellinger Wallet, 1936 Her Last Affaire, 1935 The Murder Party, 1935 The Girl in the Crowd, 1934 Something Always Happens, 1932 Michael Powell (director, writer, producer) (b. Michael Rynox, 1932 My Friend the King, and 1931 Two Crowded Hours. Latham Powell, September 30, 1905 in Bekesbourne, Kent, He also wrote 36 films and television shows, which are England—d. February 19, 1990 (age 84) in Avening, 1959 Honeymoon, 1957 Night Ambush, 1956 Pursuit of the Graf Gloucestershire, England) directed 60 films and television Spee, 1955 Oh... Rosalinda!!, 1952 The Wild Heart, 1951 shows, including1978 Return to the Edge of the World, 1972 The “Robert Montgomery Presents” (TV Series), 1951 The Tales of Boy Who Turned Yellow, 1969 Age of Consent, 1964 Hoffmann, 1950 The Fighting Pimpernel, 1950 Gone to Earth, “Espionage” (TV Series), 1961 The Queen's Guards, 1960 1949 Hour of Glory, 1948 The Red Shoes, 1947 The End of the Peeping Tom, 1959 Honeymoon, 1956 Pursuit of the Graf Spee, River, 1947 Black Narcissus, 1946 Stairway to Heaven, 1945 'I 1955 Oh... Rosalinda!!, 1951 The Tales of Hoffmann, 1950 The Know Where I'm Going!', 1944 A Canterbury Tale, 1944 The Fighting Pimpernel, 1950 Gone to Earth, 1949 Hour of Glory, Volunteer, 1943 The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp, 1942 One 1948 The Red Shoes, 1947 Black Narcissus, 1946 Stairway to of Our Aircraft Is Missing, 1941 An Airman's Letter to His Powell and Pressburger—‘I KNOW WHERE I’M GOING’—2 Mother, 1940 Blackout, 1939 What Men Live by, 1937 The Edge Heart, 1951 The Tales of Hoffmann, 1950 The Fighting of the World, 1935 Oh, Daddy!, 1934 The Medium, 1934 Strike!, Pimpernel, 1950 Gone to Earth, 1949 Hour of Glory, 1948 The 1934 The Fire Raisers, 1933 Perfect Understanding, 1932 Entre Red Shoes, 1947 Black Narcissus, 1946 Stairway to Heaven, noche y día, 1932 Rynox, 1932 The Rasp, 1931 77 rue Chalgrin, 1945 'I Know Where I'm Going!', 1944 A Canterbury Tale, 1944 1931 Two Crowded Hours, 1931 77 Park Lane, 1930 Caste, and The Volunteer, 1943 The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp, and 1929 Blackmail. In addition, he produced 30 films, which are 1942 One of Our Aircraft Is Missing. 1983 Pavlova: A Woman for All Time, 1978 Return to the Edge of the World, 1969 Age of Consent, 1968 Sebastian, 1966 They're Erwin Hillier (cinematographer) (b. September 2, 1911 in a Weird Mob, 1961 The Queen's Guards, 1960 Peeping Tom, Berlin, Germany—d. January 2, 2005 (age 93) in London, 1959 Honeymoon, 1957 Night Ambush, 1956 Pursuit of the Graf England) was the cinematographer for 56 films, among them Spee, 1955 Oh... Rosalinda!!, 1952 The Wild Heart, 1951 The 1969 The Valley of Gwangi, 1968 The Shoes of the Fisherman, Tales of Hoffmann, 1951 Aila, Pohjolan tytär. 1950 The Fighting 1966 The Quiller Memorandum, 1965 Sands of the Kalahari, Pimpernel, 1950 Gone to Earth, 1949 Hour of Glory, 1948 The 1965 Operation Crossbow, 1963 A Boy Ten Feet Tall, 1962 Go Red Shoes, 1947 The End of the River, 1947 Black Narcissus, to Blazes, 1961 The Naked Edge, 1960 School for Scoundrels, 1946 Stairway to Heaven, 1945 'I Know Where I'm Going!', 1944 1959 Shake Hands with the Devil, 1958 Girls at Sea, 1958 The A Canterbury Tale, 1944 The Volunteer, 1943 The Life and Naked Earth, 1957 The Mark of the Hawk, 1957 Casino de Paris, Death of Colonel Blimp, 1943 The Silver Fleet, 1942 One of Our 1957 Let's Be Happy, 1956 Now and Forever, 1952 Where's Aircraft Is Missing, 1941 Charley?, 1952 Castle in the Air, 49th Parallel, 1941 An 1951 Happy Go Lovely, 1950 Airman's Letter to His Shadow of the Eagle, 1949 Private Mother, and 1935 The Price Angelo, 1948 The Weaker Sex, of a Song. 1947 The Mark of Cain, 1946 London Town, 1946 They Knew Emeric Pressburger Mr. Knight, 1945 'I Know Where (director, writer, producer) I'm Going!', 1945 Great Day, 1944 (b. Imre József Pressburger, Welcome, Mr. Washington, 1944 A December 5, 1902 in Canterbury Tale, 1943 Rhythm Miskolc, Austria-Hungary— Serenade, 1942 Lady from Lisbon, d. February 5, 1988 (age 85) and 1936 Some Waiter!. in Saxstead, Suffolk, England) won the 1943 Wendy Hiller ... Joan Webster Academy Award for Best (b. Wendy Margaret Hiller, Writing, Original Story for August 15, 1912 in Bramhall, 49th Parallel (1941). He Cheshire, England—d. May 14, wrote 70 films and TV 2003 (age 90) in Beaconsfield, shows, among them 1972 The Boy Who Turned Yellow, 1965 Buckinghamshire, England) won the 1959 Academy Award for Operation Crossbow, 1957 Night Ambush, 1956 Pursuit of the Best Actress in a Supporting Role for Separate Tables (1958). Graf Spee, 1955 Oh... Rosalinda!!, 1952 The Wild Heart, 1951 She appeared in 55 films and television shows, including 1992 The Tales of Hoffmann, 1950 The Fighting Pimpernel, 1950 “Screenplay” (TV Series), 1989 “Ending Up” (TV Movie), 1988 Gone to Earth, 1949 Hour of Glory, 1948 The Red Shoes, 1947 “A Taste for Death” (TV Mini-Series, 6 episodes), 1987 The Black Narcissus, 1946 Stairway to Heaven, 1946 A Voice in the Lonely Passion of Judith Hearne, 1986 “All Passion Spent” (TV Night, 1945 'I Know Where I'm Going!', 1944 A Canterbury Tale, Series), 1983 “The Comedy of Errors” (TV Movie), 1982 1943 The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp, 1942 One of Our “Witness for the Prosecution” (TV Movie), 1980 The Elephant Aircraft Is Missing, 1941 49th Parallel, 1940 Blackout, 1940 Spy Man, 1978 “Richard II” (TV Movie), 1978 The Cat and the for a Day, 1939 Continental Express, 1939 The Spy in Black, Canary, 1976 Voyage of the Damned, 1974 Murder on the Orient 1938 The Challenge, 1936 Parisian Life, 1934 Incognito, 1932 A Express, 1972 “Clochemerle” (TV Series, episodes), 1970 Girl and a Million, 1932 Gilgi: One of Us, and 1930 Die große “When We Dead Awaken” (TV Movie), 1966 A Man for All Sehnsucht. In addition, he produced 21 films—1972 The Boy Seasons, 1966 “Knock on Any Door” (TV Series), 1963 Toys in Who Turned Yellow, 1957 Miracle in Soho, 1957 Night Ambush, the Attic, 1960 Sons and Lovers, 1958 Separate Tables, 1957 1956 Pursuit of the Graf Spee, 1955 Oh... Rosalinda!!, 1953 How to Murder a Rich Uncle, 1957 Something of Value, 1951 Twice Upon a Time, 1952 The Wild Heart, 1951 The Tales of Outcast of the Islands, 1947 “Hindle Wakes” (TV Movie), 1945 Hoffmann, 1950 The Fighting Pimpernel, 1950 Gone to Earth, 'I Know Where I'm Going!', 1941 Major Barbara, 1938 1949 Hour of Glory, 1948 The Red Shoes, 1947 The End of the Pygmalion, and 1937 Lancashire Luck. River, 1947 Black Narcissus, 1946 Stairway to Heaven, 1945 'I Know Where I'm Going!', 1944 A Canterbury Tale, 1944 The Roger Livesey ... Torquil MacNeil (b. June 25, 1906 in Barry, Volunteer, 1943 The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp, 1943 The Wales—d. February 4, 1976 (age 69) in Watford, Hertfordshire, Silver Fleet, and 1942 One of Our Aircraft Is Missing—and England) appeared in 63 films and television shows, among them directed 17: 1957 Night Ambush, 1956 Pursuit of the Graf Spee, 1975 “The Lives of Benjamin Franklin” (TV Mini-Series), 1974 1955 Oh... Rosalinda!!, 1953 Twice Upon a Time, 1952 The Wild “The Pallisers” (TV Series, 18 episodes), 1969 Hamlet, 1968 Powell and Pressburger—‘I KNOW WHERE I’M GOING’—3 “The Man in the Iron Mask” (TV Series, 7 episodes), 1968 PRESSBURGER. Nationality Hungarian/British. Born Imre Oedipus the King, 1965 The Amorous Adventures of Moll Pressburger in Miscolc, Hungary, 5 Decmember 1902. Flanders, 1964 Of Human Bondage, 1960 “On Trial” (TV Education Studied at Universities of Prague and Stuttgart Series), 1960 The Entertainer, 1960 The League of Gentlemen, Career Contract writer for UFA, Berlin, 1930, later in France 1959 “The Life and Death of Sir John Falstaff” (TV Series, 7 and, from 1935, in England, for Alexander Korda’s London episodes), 1958 The Stowaway, 1951 Green Grow the Rushes, Films.Powell and Pressburger began collaborating on The Spy 1950 “The Master Builder” (TV Movie), 1949 “The Winslow in Black, 1939, formed “The Archers,” as producing, directing Boy” (TV Movie), 1949 If This Be Sin, 1946 Stairway to Heaven, and writing team, 1942(disbanded 1956), also set up Vega 1945 'I Know Where I'm Going!', 1943 The Life and Death of Productions Ltd. Awards British Film Institute Special Award, Colonel Blimp, 1940 Spies of the Air, 1938 The Rebel Son, 1938 1978; Fellowship, BAFTA, 19981; Felowship, British Film “Spring Meeting” (TV Movie), 1938 Drums, 1936 Rembrandt, Institute, 1983; (Powell) honorary doctorate, University of East 1935 Midshipman Easy, 1934 Lorna Doone, 1933 A Cuckoo in Anglia, 1978; Golden Lion.
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