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Gordon Hales

1916 - 1994 (age 78) • Editing

Gordon Hales (1916–1994) was a British film editor who worked on more than thirty films, including several documentaries. Early in his career Hales was employed by the GPO Film Unit, which was then taken over by the Ministry of Information during the Second World War. During the late 1940s he worked at Gainsborough Pictures. In 1963 he directed the film noir Return to Sender.

Known For

Village of the Damned

72%

Editor

1960

A Countess from Hong Kong

60%

Editor

1967

Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed

63%

Editor

1969

War-Gods of the Deep

50%

Editor

1965

Another Man's Poison

68%

Editor

1951

The Seventh Veil

66%

Editor

1945

Hunted

69%

Supervising Editor

1952

So Long at the Fair

69%

Editor

1950

Sound an Alarm

Editor

1971

Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed

63%

Editor

1969

A Countess from Hong Kong

60%

Editor

1967

The New Men

Director

1965

War-Gods of the Deep

50%

Editor

1965

The Poet's Eye

Director

1964

Return to Sender

41%

Director

1963

Return to Sender

41%

Editor

1963

The £20,000 Kiss

90%

Editor

1962

The War Lover

60%

Editor

1962

Locker Sixty-Nine

Editor

1962

The Scales of Justice

67%

Director

1962

The Scales of Justice

67%

Editor

1962

Village of the Damned

72%

Editor

1960

The Doctor's Dilemma

65%

Editor

1959

Orders to Kill

72%

Editor

1958

Father Brown

65%

Editor

1954

The Village

80%

Editor

1953

The Long Memory

67%

Editor

1953

Hunted

69%

Supervising Editor

1952

Another Man's Poison

68%

Editor

1951

The Clouded Yellow

63%

Editor

1950

So Long at the Fair

69%

Editor

1950

The Lost People

60%

Editor

1949

The Huggetts Abroad

68%

Editor

1949

Vote for Huggett

72%

Editor

1949

Here Come the Huggetts

67%

Editor

1948

The Blind Goddess

58%

Editor

1948

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