Angus MacPhail
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Biography: From 1931's Ghost Train onward, Scottish screenwriter Angus MacPhail devoted most of his time to thrillers with a light touch. MacPhail's war-time efforts included a brace of Will Hay comedies and the somewhat more sober The Foreman Went to France (1942) and Went the Day Well? (1943). His later projects ranged from the British omnibus feature Dead of Night (1945) to the American Hitchcock production The Wrong Man (1957). |
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DVDs that Angus MacPhail worked on "behind the scenes"...
Green links represent a title available on SwapaDVD. Dates shown are DVD release dates.
- 10/17/2006 - Went the Day Well? - Screenwriter
- 09/07/2004 - The Wrong Man - Screenwriter
- 09/24/2002 - Spellbound [Criterion Collection] - Screenwriter
- 03/06/2001 - The Man Who Knew Too Much - Screenwriter
- 09/07/1999 - Spellbound - Screenwriter
- My Learned Friend - Screenwriter