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Antony Balch (1937-1980)

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Birthplace:
London, England

Born:
September 10, 1937

Died:
April 6, 1980

Biography from TheMovieDB

Antony Balch was an English film director and distributor, best known for his screen collaborations with Beat Generation author William S. Burroughs in the 1960s and for the 1970s horror film, Horror Hospital.

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Film Performances

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Film Production

Cinematography:
1963  Towers Open Fire
1982  Ghost at No. 9

Director:
1963  Towers Open Fire
1963  William Buys a Parrot
1966  The Cut-Ups
1970  Bizarre
1972  Bill and Tony
1973  Horror Hospital
1982  Ghost at No. 9
1984  The Final Academy Documents

Editor:
1963  Towers Open Fire
1963  William Buys a Parrot
1966  The Cut-Ups
1970  Bizarre
1972  Bill and Tony
1973  Horror Hospital
1982  Ghost at No. 9
1984  The Final Academy Documents

Producer:
1963  Towers Open Fire
1963  William Buys a Parrot
1966  The Cut-Ups
1968  Witchcraft Through the Ages
1970  Bizarre
1972  Bill and Tony
1973  Horror Hospital
1982  Ghost at No. 9
1984  The Final Academy Documents

Screenplay:
1963  Towers Open Fire
1963  William Buys a Parrot
1966  The Cut-Ups
1968  Witchcraft Through the Ages
1970  Bizarre
1972  Bill and Tony
1973  Horror Hospital
1982  Ghost at No. 9
1984  The Final Academy Documents

Writer:
1963  Towers Open Fire
1963  William Buys a Parrot
1966  The Cut-Ups
1968  Witchcraft Through the Ages
1970  Bizarre
1972  Bill and Tony
1973  Horror Hospital
1982  Ghost at No. 9
1984  The Final Academy Documents

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