Alan Dossor
- Known For
- Directing
- Born
- September 19, 1941 in Kingston Upon Hull, UK
- Died
- August 7, 2016
- Active Years
- 1969–2003 (35 Years)
- Total Credits
- 47 credits in database
Biography
Alan Dossor was a British theatre and television director who was born on September 19, 1941, in Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom. He served as the artistic director of the Everyman Theatre and was renowned for revitalizing the Liverpool scene. During his career, Dossor accumulated known credits in directing, producing, and ideas, with work that included television programs such as First and Last, A Touch of Frost, Bergerac, Between the Lines, and Play for Today. He passed away on August 7, 2016, at the age of 74.
Career overview
Alan Dossor was a British theatre and television director who was born on September 19, 1941, in Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire, England, UK. Throughout his career, he was known as a director, producer, and idea contributor, and he served as the artistic director of the Everyman Theatre. He was also renowned for revitalizing the Liverpool theatre scene. Dossor accumulated forty-two known credits in his professional career, working across both stage and screen.
His television directing work included credits on well-known programs such as First and Last, A Touch of Frost, Bergerac, and Between the Lines, as well as Play for Today. Dossor passed away on August 7, 2016, at the age of seventy-four.
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Full Filmography
47 titles- The Brides in the Bath (2003) Producer
- A Is for Acid (2002) Producer
- Bessie and the Bell (2001) Director
- Stormin' Norman (2000) Director
- The Life and Crimes of William Palmer (1998) Director
- Dream Team (1997) Director
- Where the Heart Is (1997) Director
- The Missing Postman (1997) Director
- The Locksmith (1997) Director
- The Missing Postman (1997) Director
- No Bananas (1996) Director
- The Governor (1995) Director
- Fair Game (1994) Director
- Fair Game (1994) Producer
- Fair Game (1994) Idea
- A Touch of Frost (1992) Director
- Between the Lines (1992) Director
- Sam Saturday (1992) Director
- Flea Bites (1992) Director
- Flea Bites (1992) Producer
- Broke (1991) Director
- Ice Dance (1989) Director
- First and Last (1989) Director
- First and Last (1989) Producer
- The Bell-Run (1988) Director
- ScreenPlay (1986) Director
- Unnatural Causes (1986) Director
- Sunday Premiere (1986) Director
- Love Match (1986) Director
- Lost Property (1986) Director
- Screen Two (1985) Director
- Connie (1985) Director
- Star Quality (1985) Director
- Johnny Jarvis (1983) Director
- Good Night And God Bless (1983) Producer
- Good Night And God Bless (1983) Director
- Singles (1983) Director
- Bergerac (1981) Director
- Funny Man (1981) Director
- The Muscle Market (1981) Director
- Pickersgill People (1978) Director
- Soldiers Talking, Cleanly (1978) Director
- Don't Forget to Write! (1977) Director
- Daft Mam Blues (1977) Director
- Second City Firsts (1973) Director
- Play for Today (1970) Director
- Softly Softly: Task Force (1969) Director
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Alan Dossor best known for?
Alan Dossor is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including A Is for Acid (2002), Zodiac (2007), Murder She Said (1961), Year of the Jellyfish (1984).
When and where was Alan Dossor born?
Alan Dossor was born on September 19, 1941 in Kingston Upon Hull, UK. They passed away on August 7, 2016.
How many credits does Alan Dossor have?
Alan Dossor has accumulated over 47 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1969 to 2003.
What is Alan Dossor's background in cinema and television?
Alan Dossor was a British theatre and television director who was born on September 19, 1941, in Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom. He served as the artistic director of the Everyman Theatre and was renowned for revitalizing the Liverpool scene. During his career, Dossor accumulated known credits i...
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