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Writing
Clive Exton
- Career
Active from 1956 to 2003, busiest in 1964 with 5 main titles.
- Leading roles
- 0top three billing
- Average score
64/100
- Highest rated
Agatha Christie's Poirot84/100
What stands out
Compared with the average well-known movie, over 17 of their titles. Select a trait to filter titles.
Rarely in their work
- Contemporary Realism3.7, average 5.4
- Adrenaline3.2, average 4.8
- Coming of Age1.6, average 3.0
- Pop Culture0.9, average 2.2
Main genres
Select a genre to see those titles.
Recurring tags
- Character-Driven 6
- Social Realism 4
- Social Commentary 3
- Moral Ambiguity 3
- Psychological Thriller 3
- Character Study 3
- Anthology Series 3
- Slow Burn 2
- Character-Driven Investigation 2
- Slow-Burn Narrative 2
- Literary Adaptation 2
- Historical Drama 2
Works often with
People in at least two of their main titles.
Ruth DunningActorI'll Have You to Remember, Where I Live, The House in Nightmare Park
Ted KotcheffDirectorThe Trial of Dr. Fancy, I'll Have You to Remember, Where I Live
John PaulActorThe Trial of Dr. Fancy, Doomwatch- MMadge RyanActorWhere I Live, The Rainbirds
Alan WebbActorEntertaining Mr. Sloane, The Rainbirds
Judy GeesonActor10 Rillington Place, Doomwatch
Richard FleischerDirectorRed Sonja, 10 Rillington Place
Karel ReiszDirectorIsadora, Night Must Fall
Lawrence Gordon ClarkDirectorStigma, Casting the Runes
Movies and TV shows
25Type
Role
Score
Decade
Genre
Group by
1980s
2 titles · average score 29
GoodWatch score 38Screenplay
GoodWatch score 21Writer
1970s
11 titles · average score 62
GoodWatch score 67Writer
Writer
GoodWatch score 63Writer
Screenplay
GoodWatch score 62Producer, Writer
GoodWatch score 46Screenplay
Screenplay
GoodWatch score 70Screenplay
Writer
GoodWatch score 62Screenplay
1960s
11 titles · average score 65
Adaptation
GoodWatch score 72Screenplay
Teleplay
GoodWatch score 68Teleplay
GoodWatch score 58Writer
GoodWatch score 65Writer
Writer
GoodWatch score 64Writer
Writer
1950s
1 title
TV show · as The Hon. Charles Trent-Garby