Julian Wintle
Julian Wintle ( born October 17, 1913 in Liverpool, Lancashire as Francis Julian Wintle, † November 8, 1980 in Brighton, East Sussex ) was a British film producer, in 1946 and 1973 produced over 40 productions for film and television between the years, including movies such as a child witnessed one came through or O Darling - what a transport, but also consequences of the internationally popular television series to the agent pair John Steed and Emma Peel in the Avengers and melon.
Life and work
Julian Wintle, born in 1913 in Liverpool, Lancashire, founded together with the screenwriter and film director Jeffrey Dell 1947, the production company Independent Artists Ltd..
Incurred in his capacity as a producer so from the 1950s to the 1970s, numerous crime films, dramas, comedies, adventure or horror films such as The Man in Black, directed by Jeffrey Dell, Charles Crichton One child witnessed terminus Harem by Ken Annakin, the two dramas A woman comes on board and one came by Roy Ward Baker, Guy greens in the claws of the Gangster, the white case, Dirty money and hunting through the fire of director Sidney Hayers, Peter Graham Scott Comedy Ah, dear father, or in the clutches of Madame Sin of David Greene.
As executive producer, he participated also in addition to productions with a significantly higher budget as Joseph Losey's The deadly trap, to J. Lee Thompson's Tiger Bay, on Waltz of the Toreadors by John Guillermin, the award-winning drama Alluring bay of Lindsay Anderson or James Hills No mercy for the fox.
Julian Wintle has brought as a TV and film producer many British films and TV series on the way, including by 1965-1966 Complete Fourth Season with all 26 episodes of the internationally known and successful spy series The Avengers and melon. There, those directors were active mainly with those Wintle had previously collaborated with confidence over the years, namely: Charles Crichton, Roy Ward Baker, Sidney Hayers, Peter Graham Scott and James Hill.
From 1959 to 1963 Wintle was a member of Bryanston Consortium.
His son is the writer Justin Wintle.
On November 8, 1980 Wintle died at the age of 67 years in the English spa town and seaside resort of Brighton.