Ken G. Hall
Australian film director (1901-1994) · Australia · On the map · Directors · Died at 92
Kenneth George Hall was an Australian film producer and director, considered one of the most important figures in the history of the Australian film industry. He was the first Australian to win an Academy Award.
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1994Died8 February 19941954Overland Adventure: The Story of the 1954 Redex Reliability TrialFilm, Director1949Thrill of the SurfFilm, Director1946
Pacific AdventureFilm, Director1943South West PacificFilm, Director1942
100,000 CobbersFilm, Director1941Australia Marches with Britain: Highlights of the National War EffortFilm, Director1940
Dad Rudd, MPFilm, Director1938
Dad and Dave Come to TownFilm, Director1937It Isn't DoneFilm, Director1936
ThoroughbredFilm, Director, Producer1935Grandad RuddFilm, Director1934
Strike Me LuckyFilm, Director1933
The Squatter's DaughterFilm, Director, Producer1932
On Our SelectionFilm, Director, Writer1901Born22 February 1901
Pacific AdventureFilm, Director1943South West PacificFilm, Director1942
100,000 CobbersFilm, Director1941Australia Marches with Britain: Highlights of the National War EffortFilm, Director1940
Dad Rudd, MPFilm, Director1938
Dad and Dave Come to TownFilm, Director1937It Isn't DoneFilm, Director1936
ThoroughbredFilm, Director, Producer1935Grandad RuddFilm, Director1934
Strike Me LuckyFilm, Director1933
The Squatter's DaughterFilm, Director, Producer1932
On Our SelectionFilm, Director, Writer1901Born22 February 1901People around Ken
Close ties
- Alec Kellaway Also in Dad and Dave Come to Town (1938)
Ron Randell Ken directed Smithy and South West Pacific
Peter Finch Ken directed South West Pacific (1943)
Cecil Kellaway Ken directed It Isn't Done (1937)
Lloyd Hughes Ken directed The Broken Melody (1937)
John Longden Ken directed Thoroughbred (1936)
Constance Worth Ken directed The Silence of Dean Maitland (1933)
Bert Bailey Also in On Our Selection and Grandad Rudd
Helen Twelvetrees Ken directed Thoroughbred (1936)
Chips Rafferty Ken directed South West Pacific (1943)
Bill Kerr Ken directed The Silence of Dean Maitland (1933)
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33 credits on file
About this person
Country
Australia
Category
Directors
Type
Movie Director
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1901 to 1994 · aged 92