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Lawrence Gordon Clark

Lawrence Gordon Clark

Director · Born 1938-06-15

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Biography

Lawrence Gordon Clark (born 15 June 1938) is an English television director and producer. He is best known for "A Ghost Story for Christmas", which was a series of telefilm adaptations of (mostly) M.R. James ghost stories, broadcast annually by the BBC throughout the 1970s.

Directed

  1. A Warning to the Curious (1972) — Director
  2. The Signalman (1976) — Director
  3. Minder (1979) — Director
  4. Dalziel and Pascoe (1996) — Director
  5. Lost Hearts (1973) — Director
  6. The Stalls of Barchester (1971) — Director
  7. The Ash Tree (1975) — Director
  8. Stigma (1977) — Director
  9. Pie in the Sky (1994) — Director
  10. Harry's Game (1982) — Director
  11. The Treasure of Abbot Thomas (1974) — Director
  12. On Dangerous Ground (1996) — Director
  13. Chiller (1995) — Director
  14. Romance on the Orient Express (1985) — Director
  15. Midnight Man (1997) — Director
  16. A Ghost Story for Christmas (1971) — Director
  17. Flambards (1979) — Director
  18. The Paradise Club (1989) — Director
  19. Murder by the Book (1986) — Director
  20. Jamaica Inn (1983) — Director
  21. A Pattern of Roses (1983) — Director
  22. Drake's Venture (1980) — Director
  23. Chimera (1991) — Director
  24. Magic Moments (1989) — Director
  25. Prophecy (1995) — Director
  26. ITV Playhouse (1967) — Director
  27. Captain James Cook (1988) — Director
  28. Death Has a Bad Reputation (1990) — Director
  29. Casting the Runes (1979) — Director
  30. Sun Child (1988) — Director
  31. Get Lost! (1981) — Director
  32. Just Another Secret (1989) — Director
  33. Act of Betrayal (1988) — Director
  34. The Locksmith (1997) — Director
  35. Second Verdict (1976) — Director
  36. Jamaica Inn (1983) — Director
  37. Monkey Boy (1992) — Director
  38. Mirror Man (1995) — Director
  39. An Independent Man (1995) — Director
  40. Brensham People (1976) — Director

Also appeared in

  1. Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched: A History of Folk Horror (2021) — Self