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How their work is rated
14 rated titles, weighted by votes
| BAFTAs | 1 | of | 1 | nominations | 100% |
2 wins from 5 nominations across all awards


- Mostly
- comedy, drama, crime
- Active
- 1948–1971
- Rotten Tomatoes
- 63%
- Best known for
- Murder She Said
Ratings and awards from OMDb, matched by title and year across 16 of 16 titles. Unmatched titles are left out rather than guessed. Oscars, Emmys and BAFTAs are itemised; other awards sit in the totals. IMDb counts wins separately from losing nominations, so nominations here is wins plus losses.
Credits16
16 films

Revenge
1971 · Film
Produced

Assault
1971 · Film
Produced

The Trap
1966 · Film
Produced

Guns at Batasi
1964 · Film
Produced

Murder at the Gallop
1963 · Film
Produced

Village of Daughters
1962 · Film
Produced

Murder She Said
1961 · Film
Produced

Double Bunk
1961 · Film
Produced

The Boy Who Stole a Million
1960 · Film
Produced

Tommy the Toreador
1959 · Film
Produced

Rooney
1958 · Film
Produced

Dangerous Exile
1957 · Film
Produced

Jacqueline
1956 · Film
Produced

Vice Versa
1948 · Film
Produced

Sleeping Car to Trieste
1948 · Film
Produced
- 1969
The Waiters
1969 · Film
Produced
16 titles across 24 years, averaging 0.7 a year. The last five years hold at 0.6 a year. 11 of those 24 years carry no credit on file.
Their 1960s work is their strongest, averaging 7.2 across 7 titles. The 5 titles since 1962 average 7.1, holding at their 7.1 overall. 4 of 14 rated titles sit above their 7.1 average, which is weighted by votes: the most seen titles pull it up.
Who they work with
- George Pollock4
- John Paddy Carstairs2
- Patrick Kirwan4
- David D. Osborn2
- Agatha Christie2
- David Pursall2
- Catherine Cookson2
- Margaret Rutherford2
- Muriel Pavlow2
- Sidney James2
- John Gregson2
- Comedy9 of 16
- Drama7 of 16
- Crime4 of 16
- Adventure3 of 16
- Romance2 of 16
Names appearing on two or more of George H. Brown Productions’s produced titles, across the 16 matched to OMDb. Cast is the top-billed few OMDb lists per title, so it is notable cast rather than a full cast list. A title can carry more than one genre, so the genre counts overlap.
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