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James Ferman

Directing · 1930–2002 · New York, New York, USA

Biography

James Alan Ferman was an American television and theatre director. He was the Secretary of the British Board of Film Classification from 1975 to 1999.

Known for

Filmography

2014Video Nasties: Draconian DaysSelf (archive footage)
2010Video Nasties: Moral Panic, Censorship & VideotapeSelf
2005Banned in the UKSelf
2001Emmanuelle: A Hard LookHimself
1999The Last Days of the BoardSelf
1998What's a Carry On?Self - Interviewee
1995Empire of the CensorsSelf
1974Fall of EaglesDirector
1974ZodiacDirector
1973Orson Welles' Great MysteriesDirector
1973Centre PlayDirector
1973Edward G: Like the FilmstarDirector
1972The SextetDirector
1971The Pigeon FancierDirector
1971When the Bough BreaksDirector
1971Alma MaterDirector
1970A Distant ThunderDirector
1970Play for TodayDirector
1970Chariot of FireDirector
1969Plays of TodayDirector
1969W. Somerset MaughamDirector
1969ITV Saturday Night TheatreDirector
1967Death of a PrivateDirector
1967The GamblersDirector
1966Thirteen Against FateDirector
1966Who's a Good Boy Then? I Am!Director
1965Tomorrow, Just You WaitDirector
1965Thirty-Minute TheatreDirector
1965The Wednesday ThrillerDirector
1965The PistolDirector
1965The Interior DecoratorDirector
1965Front Page StoryDirector
1964The Wednesday PlayDirector
1964Theatre 625Director
1964Late Night Line-UpDirector
1963The Plane MakersDirector
1961Ghost SquadDirector
1961Harpers West OneDirector
1961Drama 61-67Director
1960Deadline MidnightDirector
1959Probation OfficerDirector
1958The CriminalsDirector
1957Emergency: Ward 10Director
1957Theatre NightWriter
1956Armchair TheatreDirector
1955ITV Play of the WeekDirector

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