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Writing
Gavin Lambert
- Titles
- 25movies5TV shows
- Career
Active from 1954 to 1988, busiest in 1954 with 3 main titles.
- Directed
- 1title as director
- Average score
57/100
- Highest rated
Sons and Lovers73/100
What stands out
Compared with the average well-known movie, over 13 of their titles. Select a trait to filter titles.
- Historical5.8average 2.6
- Showbiz3.0average 1.2
- Melancholy6.5average 4.7
- Pathos6.8average 5.2
- Romance5.4average 3.8
- Psychological7.1average 5.6
- Coming of Age4.2average 2.9
- Nostalgia4.6average 3.6
Rarely in their work
- Contemporary Realism3.1, average 5.2
- Crime1.6, average 3.7
- Adrenaline3.0, average 5.1
- Mystery2.3, average 4.1
Main genres
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Recurring tags
- Classic Television 3
- Character Study 2
- Thought-Provoking 2
- Psychological Drama 2
- Period Piece 2
Works often with
People in at least two of their main titles.
Joan CrawfordActorThe Road to Edinburgh, Strange Witness, Strange Witness, General Electric Theater Presents: "The Road to Edinburgh"- JJohn WhitingWriterThe Road to Edinburgh, Strange Witness, Strange Witness, General Electric Theater Presents: "The Road to Edinburgh"
Ernest ThesigerActorThe Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone, Sons and Lovers
Chuck ConnorsActorThe Road to Edinburgh, General Electric Theater Presents: "The Road to Edinburgh"
Jack RaineActorThe Road to Edinburgh, General Electric Theater Presents: "The Road to Edinburgh"
Sidney BlackmerActorStrange Witness, Strange Witness
John McIntireActorStrange Witness, Strange Witness
John SuttonActorThe Road to Edinburgh, General Electric Theater Presents: "The Road to Edinburgh"
Ronald ReaganActorThe Road to Edinburgh, General Electric Theater Presents: "The Road to Edinburgh"
Reni SantoniActorI Never Promised You a Rose Garden, Second Serve
Tom TryonActorStrange Witness, Strange Witness- HHerschel DaughertyDirectorStrange Witness, Strange Witness
Movies and TV shows
41970s
4 titles Β· average score 52

Interval (1973)
Story, Screenplay
51
I Want What I Want (1972)
Screenplay
57
Whoever Slew Auntie Roo? (1972)
Additional Dialogue
