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1906–1961. Basil Herbert Dean CBE (27 September 1888 – 22 April 1978) was an English actor, writer, producer and director in the theatre and in cinema. He founded the Liverpool Repertory Company in 1911 and in the First World War, after organising unofficial entertainments for his comrades in the army, he was appointed do so ...
Westminster, Londres, Inglaterra. Ocupação. Diretor, produtor, ator e roteirista. Basil Herbert Dean ( 27 de setembro de 1888 – 22 de abril de 1978) [ 1] foi um diretor de cinema, produtor cinematográfico, escritor, ator e roteirista inglês. [ 2][ 3] Foi pai do destacado musicólogo Winton Dean. [ 4]
Basil Dean. Producer: Mozart. Basil Dean first appeared as an actor on the British stage in 1906. He soon switched careers and began writing and directing plays. Turning to the film industry, he became a producer and director in 1928; many of the films he produced and directed were based on his own stage plays.
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Home. Atividades Diretor, Produtor Associado, Autor da obra original. Nacionalidade. Britânico. Nascimento 27 de setembro de 1888 (Croydon, Surrey, Inglaterra) Morte 22 de abril de 1978 aos 89 anos...
Mini Bio. Basil Dean first appeared as an actor on the British stage in 1906. He soon switched careers and began writing and directing plays. Turning to the film industry, he became a producer and director in 1928; many of the films he produced and directed were based on his own stage plays. - IMDb Mini Biography By: frankfob2@yahoo.com.
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- April 22, 1978
Basil Herbert Dean foi um diretor de cinema, produtor cinematográfico, escritor, ator e roteirista inglês. Foi pai do destacado musicólogo Winton Dean.
Basil Dean is a paradoxical figure in British cinema. Representing a theatrical approach to film-making much despised by modern critics, he is also responsible as producer for some of the most domestically successful films of the 1930s, and for establishing British cinema's two biggest stars of the period, George Formby and Gracie Fields.
