
Peter Hall
Cast · Director · Writer
- Born
- November 22, 1930 · Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, England, UK
- Died
- September 11, 2017
- Birth name
- Peter Reginald Frederick Hall
Hall directed his first play while he was still a student. He soon achieved prominence as a stage director. He began his occasional film work in 1968, with Work Is a Four Letter Word (1968). He was the Artistic Director of The Royal Shakespeare Company, Stratford-upon-Avon from 1960-68. He took over direction of the National Theatre from Lord Laurence Olivier in 1973, shortly after leaving the RSC. He was knighted and later known as Sir Peter Hall.
Cast
- 2018The 72nd Annual Tony AwardsSelf (archiveFootage)
- 2017Sir Peter Hall RememberedSelf (archiveFootage)
- 2016Leslie Caron: The Reluctant StarSelf (archiveFootage)
- 2013Muse of FireSelf
- 2013Fifty Years on StageSelf (archiveFootage)
- 2011Welly Telly: The Countryside on TelevisionSelf (archiveFootage)
- 2009Pinter's ProgressSelf
- 2009The London Evening Standard Theatre AwardsSelf
- 2008Welsh GreatsSelf
- 2005And It's Goodnight from HimSelf - Interviewee
- 2005Sunday with Laura KuenssbergSelf
- 2004Ronnie Barker: A BAFTA TributeSelf
- 2004The Welsh in ShakespeareSelf
- 2003The Shakespeare SessionsSelf
- 2003This WeekSelf
- 2003ImagineSelf - Interviewee
- 2003Britain's FinestSelf
- 2002A Week in the West EndSelf
- 2001Larry and Vivien: The Oliviers in LoveSelf - Interviewee
- 2001ShylockSelf - Director
- 2001The Scottish PlaySelf
- 2000The Evening Standard Theatre Awards 2000Self
- 1999The Laurence Olivier Awards 1999Self - Winner: Special Award
- 1999Funny TurnsSelf
- 1997HARDtalkSelf
- 1997Great ComposersSelf
- 1996Smillie's PeopleSelf
- 1994The BusinessSelf
- 1993Cilla's CelebrationSelf
- 1992Heroes of ComedySelf
- 1989Clive Anderson Talks BackSelf
- 1988The Late ShowSelf
- 1987Callow's LaughtonSelf
- 1987The Evening Standard Drama AwardsSelf - Winner
- 1986The Story of EnglishSelf - Director of National Theatre
- 1985The Evening Standard Drama AwardsSelf
- 1984Glyndebourne: A Celebration of Fifty YearsSelf
- 1984Saturday ReviewSelf
- 1984All the World's a StageSelf - Director, National Theatre
- 1983The Oresteia at EpidaurusSelf
- 1983Private LivesSelf
- 1982TimewatchSelf - Theatre Director
- 1982A Week in PoliticsSelf
- 1981The 35th Annual Tony AwardsSelf - Winner
- 1979Question TimeSelf
- 1979Person to PersonSelf
- 1978The South Bank ShowSelf
- 1977SpectrumSelf
- 1975The Last WordLeo
- 1975ArenaSelf
- 1975The London ProgrammeSelf
- 1974When Mother Went on StrikeDr. Harry Kemper
- 1974Andre Previn Meets ....Self
- 1973The PedestrianRudolf Hartmann
- 19732nd HouseSelf
- 1972But Seriously, It's Sheila HancockSelf
- 1971Film '72Self
- 1970AquariusSelf - Presenter
- 1969The David Frost ShowSelf
- 1969ReviewSelf
- 1969NationwideSelf
- 1968Pour le cinémaSelf
- 1967OmnibusSelf
- 1967The ImpresariosSelf
- 1967ReleaseSelf
- 1966A Whole Scene GoingSelf
- 1965Sunday NightSelf
- 1964Young TigersSelf
- 1957Theatre NightSelf - Introduction
- 1955This Is Your LifeSelf
- 1955The Brains TrustSelf - Panellist
- —The Needs of Kim StanleySelf
Director
- 2005Spin by David Shrigley
- 1996The Final Passage
- 1995Never Talk to Strangers
- 1994Jacob
- 1992The Camomile Lawn
- 1992Salome
- 1990Orpheus Descending
- 1987La traviata
- 1985Albert Herring
- 1984L'incoronazione di Poppea
- 1984All the World's a Stage
- 1983Aeschylus' Oresteia (Tony Harrison Adaptation), the National Theatre
- 1974Akenfield
- 1973The Homecoming
- 1971Great Performances
- 1970Perfect Friday
- 1969Three Into Two Won't Go
- 1969A Midsummer Night's Dream
- 1968Work Is a Four Letter Word
- 1965The Wars of the Roses
- 1959A Midsummer Night's Dream
- 1957Theatre Night