Person

Geoffrey Malins

Directing · 1886–1940 · Hastings, Sussex, England

Arthur "Geoffrey" Herbert Malins was a British film director most famous for camera and editing work on the 1916 war film The Battle of the Somme, which combined documentary and propaganda, and reached an audience of over 20 million viewers.

• The Blue Carbuncle

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  Charles Augustus Milverton

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  The Greek Interpreter

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• The Three Students

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• The Bruce Partington Plans

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• The Mystery of Thor Bridge

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• The Boscombe Valley Mystery

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• The Musgrave Ritual

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• The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax

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• The Abbey Grange

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• 1930London MelodyProducer
• 1928Double DealingDirector
• 1923The Disappearance of Lady Frances CarfaxWriter
• 1923The Crooked ManWriter
• 1923The Missing Three QuarterWriter
• 1923The Mystery of the Dancing MenWriter
• 1923The Mystery of Thor BridgeWriter
• 1923The Three StudentsWriter
• 1923The Engineer's ThumbWriter
• 1923The Cardboard BoxWriter
• 1923His Last BowWriter
• 1923The Stone of MazarinWriter
• 1923The Gloria ScottWriter
• 1923The Speckled BandWriter
• 1923Silver BlazeWriter
• 1923The Blue CarbuncleWriter
• 1922Charles Augustus MilvertonWriter
• 1922The Abbey GrangeWriter
• 1922The Bruce Partington PlansWriter
• 1922The Musgrave RitualWriter
• 1922The Stockbroker's ClerkWriter
• 1922The Boscombe Valley MysteryWriter
• 1922The Golden Pince-NezWriter
• 1922The Greek InterpreterWriter
• 1922The Six NapoleonsWriter
• 1922Black PeterWriter
• 1922The RecoilDirector
• 1919Patricia Brent, SpinsterDirector
• 1919A Little Bit of FluffDirector
• 1917The Battle of the Ancre and Advance of the TanksDirector
• 1917The German Retreat and the Battle of ArrasDirector
• 1916The King Visits His Armies in the Great AdvanceDirector of Photography
• 1916The Battle of the SommeCinematography