Geoffrey Malins
1886 - 1940 (age 53) • Directing
Geoffrey Malins
Arthur "Geoffrey" Herbert Malins was a British film director most famous for camera and editing work on the 1916 war film The Battle of the Somme, which combined documentary and propaganda, and reached an audience of over 20 million viewers.
Known For
Double Dealing
80%
Director
1928
Double Dealing
80%
Scenario Writer
1928
The Mystery of Thor Bridge
100%
Writer
1923
The Mystery of the Dancing Men
100%
Writer
1923
Silver Blaze
80%
Writer
1923
The Blue Carbuncle
70%
Writer
1923
His Last Bow
100%
Writer
1923
The Engineer's Thumb
90%
Writer
1923
The Gloria Scott
70%
Writer
1923
The Three Students
90%
Writer
1923
The Speckled Band
80%
Writer
1923
The Crooked Man
100%
Writer
1923
The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax
80%
Writer
1923
The Missing Three Quarter
80%
Writer
1923
The Stone of Mazarin
100%
Writer
1923
The Cardboard Box
70%
Writer
1923
The Boscombe Valley Mystery
90%
Writer
1922
The Stockbroker's Clerk
80%
Writer
1922
The Musgrave Ritual
70%
Writer
1922
The Bruce Partington Plans
70%
Writer
1922
The Abbey Grange
70%
Writer
1922
The Recoil
90%
Director
1922
Black Peter
80%
Writer
1922