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Harry Watt

Bio: Raymond Egerton Harry Watt (18 October 1906 – 2 April 1987) was a Scottish documentary and feature film director, who began his career working for John Grierson and Robert Flaherty. His 1959 film The Siege of Pinchgut was entered into the 9th Berlin International Film Festival

Born: Thu, Oct 18 1906

Birthplace: Edinburgh, Scotland, UK

Death: Thu, Apr 02 1987

Harry Watt is 80 years old

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The Boy Who Loved Horses

Harry Watt was 55 in The Boy Who Loved Horses as 'Director, Writer'.

Movie Released: Mon, Nov 06 1961

Vidunderhunden Bara

Harry Watt was 54 in Vidunderhunden Bara as 'Director, Writer'.

Movie Released: Mon, Oct 02 1961

The Siege of Pinchgut

Harry Watt was 52 in The Siege of Pinchgut as 'Director, Screenplay, Adaptation'.

Movie Released: Sat, Aug 01 1959

West of Zanzibar

Harry Watt was 47 in West of Zanzibar as 'Director, Story'.

Movie Released: Wed, Mar 24 1954

Where No Vultures Fly

Harry Watt was 45 in Where No Vultures Fly as 'Director, Story'.

Movie Released: Tue, Nov 06 1951

Eureka Stockade

Harry Watt was 42 in Eureka Stockade as 'Director, Screenplay'.

Movie Released: Wed, Jan 26 1949

The Overlanders

Harry Watt was 39 in The Overlanders as 'Writer, Director'.

Movie Released: Fri, Sep 27 1946

Fiddlers Three

Harry Watt was 37 in Fiddlers Three as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Sun, Oct 01 1944

For Those in Peril

Harry Watt was 37 in For Those in Peril as 'Screenplay'.

Movie Released: Thu, Jun 01 1944

Nine Men

Harry Watt was 36 in Nine Men as 'Director, Writer'.

Movie Released: Mon, Feb 22 1943

Save Your Shillings and Smile

Harry Watt was 36 in Save Your Shillings and Smile as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Fri, Jan 01 1943

Target for Tonight

Harry Watt was 34 in Target for Tonight as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Mon, Aug 18 1941

Christmas Under Fire

Harry Watt was 34 in Christmas Under Fire as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Wed, Dec 25 1940

The Story of an Air Communiqué

Harry Watt was 34 in The Story of an Air Communiqué as 'Producer'.

Movie Released: Fri, Nov 01 1940

London Can Take It!

Harry Watt was 33 in London Can Take It! as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Tue, Oct 01 1940

Britain at Bay

Harry Watt was 33 in Britain at Bay as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Wed, Jul 31 1940

War and Order

Harry Watt was 33 in War and Order as 'Script'.

Movie Released: Tue, Jan 02 1940

Squadron 992

Harry Watt was 33 in Squadron 992 as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Mon, Jan 01 1940

The Front Line

Harry Watt was 33 in The Front Line as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Mon, Jan 01 1940

Health in War

Harry Watt was 33 in Health in War as 'Producer'.

Movie Released: Mon, Jan 01 1940

Jamaica Inn

Harry Watt was 32 in Jamaica Inn as 'Special Effects'.

Movie Released: Thu, May 11 1939

The First Days

Harry Watt was 32 in The First Days as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Sun, Jan 01 1939

North Sea

Harry Watt was 31 in North Sea as 'Director, Writer'.

Movie Released: Mon, Mar 07 1938

Big Money

Harry Watt was 30 in Big Money as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Sat, Jan 02 1937

The Saving of Bill Blewitt

Harry Watt was 30 in The Saving of Bill Blewitt as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Wed, Dec 30 1936

Night Mail

Harry Watt was 29 in Night Mail as 'Director'.

Movie Released: Mon, Jan 13 1936

Coal Face

Harry Watt was 28 in Coal Face as 'Additional Photography'.

Movie Released: Mon, Jun 03 1935

Droitwich: The World's Most Modern Long Wave Transmitter

Harry Watt was 28 in Droitwich: The World's Most Modern Long Wave Transmitter as 'Director, Additional Photography, Editor'.

Movie Released: Tue, Jan 01 1935

6.30 Collection

Harry Watt was 27 in 6.30 Collection as 'Editor, Director'.

Movie Released: Tue, Jul 31 1934

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