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Much of Alan Bates's work for television is as distinguished
(and as widely-known) as his films. Below, you'll find a photo
for each project, with links to the Internet Movie Database. (The All-Movie Guide also has information, though
not all of it is accurate and it is no longer possible to link
to individual pages there).
Click on each photo to visit a BA page devoted to the
film;
Click on the title to go to the IMDb page for (mostly)
correct dates, cast, and crew. The date used is usually that
of release, which can be a year or two after filming.
Films with a bold
red border are available in
DVD format;
a thin red border indicates that
at some point, a commercial video existed;
no border indicates that there has never been a commercial
release.
Films shown as a DVD are
exclusively available from the Bates Archive Shop.
See the Film
& Television Checklist for more information.
"Bates 101" is a checklist
for those who are new to his films and would like some guidance
about what to see first. Your reactions and contributions are
welcome.
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The Prince and
the Pauper, 2001 |

Love in a Cold Climate
2001 |

Salem
Witch Trials
2002 |

Spartacus
2004 |

Bertie and Elizabeth
2001 |

In The Beginning
2000 |

Arabian
Nights
2000 |

St Patrick, the
Irish Legend, 2000 |

Nicholas' Gift
1998 |

Oliver's Travels
1996 (US), 1995 (UK) |

Hard Times
1995 (US), 1994 (UK) |

102 Boulevard
Haussmann, 1991 |

Unnatural Pursuits
1991 |

The Dog It Was
That Died 1988 |

Pack of Lies
1987 |

And So Died
Riabouchinska, 1987 |

One
for the Road
1985 |

Dr Fischer of Geneva
1985 |

Separate Tables
1983 |

An Englishman Abroad
1983 |

A Voyage Round My
Father, 1982 |

The Trespasser
1981 |

The Mayor of
Casterbridge, 1977 |

The Collection
1976 |
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Plaintiffs & Defendants,
1975 |

Two Sundays,
1975 |
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'Wednesday Play,' BBC-1:
Spoiled, 1, 28.viii.68
by Simon Gray, with Simon Ward and Elizabeth Shepherd
Death of a Teddy Bear, 15.ii.67
by Simon Gray, with Brenda Bruce and Hywel Bennett
A Hero of Our Time,
BBC-1, 28.ix.66
by Ian Dallas, adaptation of the Lermontov novel
directed by Henric Hirsch; with Mary Miller
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The Four Just Men,
ATV Midlands 17.vi.60
by Lindsay Galloway, based on the novel by Edgar Wallace
(Giorgio) directed by Basil Dearden; starring Vittorio
de Sica
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ABC/ITA 'Armchair Theatre':
Duel For Love, by
Dario Niccodemi, 18.vi.61
Three on a Gas Ring,
by David Osborn, filmed but not shown
The Thug, by Jane
Arden, 15.ii.59
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ITV 'Play of the Week':
The Upstart,
by Harold Brighouse, 7.vi.60
The Wind and the Rain,
by Merton Hodge, 18.viii.59
The Square Ring, by Ralph W.
Peterson, 9.vi.59
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Granada 'Television Playhouse':
Incident, by
Arden Winch, 22.i.60
The Jukebox, by
Elizabeth Dawson, 17.iv.59

A Memory of Two Mondays,
by Arthur Miller, 27.ii.59
NARRATION
A Window on the World:
Extraordinary Moments from the BBC, 2000
Narrator, 90-minute review of the BBC news
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The Spying Game, 1999
narrator, 6-part documentary, Channel 4
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Bridge to the East,
1987
a one-hour documentary film about the distinguished
Byzantine scholar Sir Steven Runciman
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Story
of Jacob and Joseph, 1974
(uncredited: a few short bits of voice-over narration)
directed by Michael Cacoyannis
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