Christopher Barry
British television director (1925-2014) · United Kingdom · Directors · Died at 88
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Something wrong?Christopher Chisholm Barry was a British television director. He worked extensively in BBC television drama and became best known for his work on the science fiction series Doctor Who. He also directed the direct to video Doctor Who spin-off Downtime in 1995.
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A life in dates
Second Time Around: The Troughton YearsFilm2010
Christopher Barry: DirectorFilm2009
Mounting the RescueFilm2007
A Matter of TimeFilm2005
Terrance Dicks: Fact & FictionFilm1995
DowntimeFilm, Director1993
Return to Devil's EndFilm, Director1984
The TripodsSeries, Director1981
NannySeries, Director1979
Doctor Who: The Creature from the PitFilm, Director1978
All Creatures Great and SmallSeries, Director1977
Nicholas NicklebySeries, Director1975
Doctor Who: RobotFilm, Director1974
The Carnforth PracticeSeries, Director1971
The Onedin LineSeries, Director
Doctor Who: The DæmonsFilm, 1971Director1969
Random QuestFilm, Director1967
The Further Adventures of the MusketeersSeries, Director1966
Take a Pair of Private EyesSeries, Director
Doctor Who: The Power of the DaleksFilm, 1966Director1964Ann VeronicaSeries, Director
Doctor Who: The DaleksFilm, 1964Director1962
CompactSeries, Director1925Born20 September 1925Filmography 31
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Christopher Chisholm Barry was a British television director. He worked extensively in BBC television drama and became best known for his work on the science fiction series Doctor Who. He also directed the direct to video Doctor Who spin-off Downtime in 1995.
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