FILMOGRAPHY
Mark Tibbs, Ron Peck & Jimmy Flint at the Peacock Gym in Canning Town where much of Real Money was filmed; photographer Hugo Glendinning.
You’ve got to love cinema, at least what
you think it can be…
a film takes a lot out
of you.
— RON PECK
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ITS UGLY HEAD |
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London Film School 5th Term Exercise |
1974 |
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RAILMAN |
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Four Corners 1976 |
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First Four Corner film |
1976 |
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ON ALLOTMENTS |
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Four Corners 1976 |
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Second Four Corner film |
1976 |
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NIGHTHAWKS |
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Drama about a teacher caught between |
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teaching duties and the pull of gay bars; |
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it got worldwide release. |
1978 |
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EDWARD HOPPER |
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Documentary on famous artist who |
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painted people seemingly lost in the |
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big new American cities |
1980 |
Edward Hopper’s Nighthawks.
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WHAT CAN I DO WITH A MALE NUDE? |
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Comic satire on censorship |
1985 |
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EMPIRE STATE |
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Feature film dramatizing struggle over |
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East London’s Docklands |
1987 |
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STRIP JACK NAKED |
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Growing up in suburban London |
1991 |
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FIGHTERS |
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Boxing through the eyes of the fighter |
1991 |
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REAL MONEY |
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TV drama about the conflict between |
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the discipline of boxing and the lure of |
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crime |
1995 |
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SOHO |
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Last days of Soho as we knew it |
2003 |
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149 |
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A goodbye to the house where I grew up |
2003 |
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CROSS-CHANNEL |
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Drama of two brothers looking to |
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reconcile who get caught up in crime in |
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France |
2009 |
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