Christopher Menaul


















Christopher Menaul
Born
(1944-07-25) 25 July 1944 (age 74)
Occupation Film director, television director, television writer
Years active 1977–present

Christopher Menaul (born 25 July 1944) is a British film, television director and television writer. Since the late 1970s, Menual has amassed a number of credits in episodic television as well directing a number of television films.[1]




Contents






  • 1 Filmography


    • 1.1 Film


    • 1.2 TV




  • 2 References


  • 3 External links





Filmography



Film




  • Feast of July (1995)


  • First Night (2010)


  • Summer in February (2013)


  • Another Mother's Son (2017)



TV



  • 2015 Killing Jesus (film) (TV film)

  • 2013 The Suspicions of Mr Whicher II

  • 2011 Combat Hospital (TV series)

  • 2011 Zen (TV mini-series)

  • 2009 Above Suspicion (TV film)

  • 2007 Saddam's Tribe (TV film)

  • 2006 See No Evil: The Moors Murders (TV film)

  • 2005 Secret Smile (TV film)

  • 2005 Planespotting (TV film)

  • 2004 Belonging (TV film)

  • 2004 Wall of Silence (TV film)

  • 2003 State of Mind (TV film)

  • 2002 The Forsyte Saga (TV mini-series)

  • 2000 One Kill (TV film)

  • 1999 The Passion of Ayn Rand (TV film)

  • 1997 Bright Hair (TV film)

  • 1994 Fatherland (TV film)

  • 1994 Homicide: Life on the Street (TV series)

  • 1992 Great Performances (TV series)

  • 1991 Prime Suspect (TV film)

  • 1989 Nice Work (TV series)

  • 1989 Precious Bane (TV film)

  • 1989 Tales of Sherwood Forest (TV series)

  • 1988 Worlds Beyond (TV series)

  • 1987 Casualty (TV series)

  • 1987 Tandoori Nights (TV series)

  • 1980-1986 Minder (TV series)

  • 1984 Punters (TV film)

  • 1976-1984 Play for Today (TV series, also a writer)

  • 1984 Treatment (TV film)

  • 1983 The Case of the Frightened Lady (TV film)

  • 1983 Tucker's Luck (TV series)

  • 1981 BBC2 Playhouse (TV series)

  • 1976-1978 The Sweeney (TV series)

  • 1977-1978 Target (TV series, also a writer)



References





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External links



  • Christopher Menaul on IMDb











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