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R C SHERRIFF’S OUTPUT PLAYS (Unpublished in Red) (20) A Hitch in the Proceedings (1921) The Woods of Meadowside (1922) Profit & Loss (1923) Cornlow in the Downs (1923) The Feudal System (1925) Mr Birdie’s Finger (1926) Journey’s End (1928) Badger’s Green (1930; revised in 1962) Journey’s Other End (Sequel to Journey’s End) (1930) Windfall (1934) Two Hearts Doubled (1934) St Helena (Published: 1934; first performed: 1936) Miss Mabel (1948) Home at Seven (1950) The White Carnation (1953) The Long Sunset (1955) The Telescope (1956) Cards with Uncle Tom (1958) A Shred of Evidence (or: The Strip of Steel) (1960) The Ogburn Story (1962) BOOKS (10) Journey’s End (with Vernon Bartlett) (1930) The Fortnight in September (1931) Greengates (1936) The Hopkins Manuscript (1939) (Reprinted as The Cataclysm, 1958) Chedworth (1944) Another Year (1948) King John’s Treasure (1954) The Wells of St Mary’s (1962) Siege of Swayne Castle (1973) No Leading Lady (1968) FILMS PRODUCED (Dated by film’s release) (29) Journey’s End (1930) The Invisible Man (1933) One More River (1934) Badger’s Green (1934) Windfall (1935) Rhodes of Africa [script doctoring, no credit] The Road Back (1937) Three Comrades (1938) [no credit - but wrote first draft] Goodbye Mr Chips (1939) The Four Feathers (1939) Freedom Radio (1941) [script doctoring, no credit] Flight Command (1940) [script doctoring, no credit] Lady Hamilton (1941) Major Barbara (1941) [script doctoring, no credit] They Met in Bombay (1941) [script doctoring, no credit] Mrs Miniver (1942) [no credit, but wrote outline treatment and one scene] Stand By For Action/Cargo of Innocence (1942) This Above All (1942) Forever and a Day (1943) [one of many writers, probably didn’t add much] Victory Through Air Power (1943) [no credit - probably didn’t add much] Odd Man Out (1947) Escape (1948) [script doctoring - no credit] Quartet (1948) Trio (1950) [‘Sanatorium’] No Highway (1951) Home at Seven (1954) A Prize of Gold (1955) [no credit - but wrote first draft] The Night My Number Came Up (1955) The Dam Busters (1955) Dunkirk (1958) [no credit - but wrote first draft) UNPRODUCED FILMS (Dated by completion of script) (22) A Trip to Mars (1934) Within This Present (1934) Her Excellency the Governor (1935) Dracula’s Daughter (1935) Bicycle for Two (1936) Spur of Pride (1937) Shadow of the Wing (1938) Ruined City (1939) Journey’s End (1939) Manon Lescaut (1939) House of Chedworth (1942) Flare Path (1943) Autumn Crocus (1944) Bricks Upon Dust (1944) Another Year (1946) Mary Stuart (Mary, Queen of Scots ) (1955) HMS Ulysses (1957) Requiem for a Wren (1957) Gold in the Sky (1958) The Conqueror (1958) Dark Angel (1959) Eddie’s Acre (1964) MUSICAL Johnny The Priest (1960) RLW 10 November 2016.

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