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Directing
William Brayne
- Titles
- 21movies11TV shows
- Career
Active from 1967 to 1999, with a break from 1987 to 1998, busiest in 1972 and 1985 with 3 main titles each.
- Directed
- 14titles as director
- Average score
69/100
- Highest rated
The Sweeney80/100
What stands out
Compared with the average well-known movie, over 9 of their titles. Select a trait to filter titles.
- Crime8.1average 3.7
- Nostalgia6.8average 3.6
- Mystery7.1average 4.1
- Politics4.6average 2.6
- Historical4.4average 2.6
- Wit & Wordplay5.3average 3.7
- Class & Capitalism4.4average 3.3
- Tension6.8average 6.1
Rarely in their work
- Family Dynamics2.9, average 4.7
- Wonder1.7, average 3.4
- Coming of Age1.3, average 2.9
- Pathos3.7, average 5.2
Main genres
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Recurring tags
- Character-Driven 3
- Police Procedural 3
- British Crime Drama 3
- Espionage 3
- Political Intrigue 3
- Gritty Realism 2
- Fast-Paced 2
- Classic British TV 2
- 80s Television 2
- Detective Series 2
- Investigative Mystery 2
- Undercover Operations 2
Works often with
People in at least two of their main titles.
Movies and TV shows
211990s
1 title
The Dragon's Egg: Making Peace on the Wreckage of the Twentieth Century (1999)
Director of Photography
1980s
2 titles · average score 56
56
The Cold War Killers (1986)
Director
A Flame to the Phoenix (1983)
Director
1970s
14 titles · average score 73
Running Blind (1979)
Director
Sinai Field Mission (1978)
Director of Photography
Canal Zone (1977)
Director of Photography
73
Meat (1976)
Director of Photography
80
Welfare (1975)
Director of Photography
80
Primate (1974)
Director of Photography
75
Juvenile Court (1973)
Director of Photography
60
Essene (1972)
Director of Photography
69
Basic Training (1971)
Director of Photography
Reggae (1971)
Director of Photography
74
Hospital (1970)
Director of Photography
A Horse Called Nijinsky (1970)
Director of Photography
1960s
4 titles · average score 72
72
Law and Order (1969)
Director of Photography
What's a Girl Like You? (1969)
Camera Operator
The Creative Person: Satyajit Ray (1967)
Director of Photography
The Flying Alberts (1963)
Camera Operator