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Noël Coward (1899–1973)
Writer, Actor, Music Department
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Easy Virtue (2008)
Writer ("Mad About the Boy", "A Room with a View", "I'll See You Again", "Mad Dogs and Englishmen"), Writer (play) (as Noel Coward) |
$110K
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$2.7MM
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$18MM
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$35MM
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$3.7MM
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$7.5MM
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$42MM
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$18MM
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$122K
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$7.7MM
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$14MM
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Bright Young Things (2003)
Performer ("Nina", "Twentieth Century Blues", "Dance, Little Lady", "The Party's Over Now"), Writer ("Nina", "Twentieth Century Blues", "Dance, Little Lady", "The Party's Over Now") |
$47K
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$934K
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$2.9MM
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$2.5MM
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$19K
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$399K
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$404K
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The Misadventures of Margaret (1998)
Performer ("Something to Do with Spring"), Writer ("Something to Do with Spring") |
$5MM
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$16MM
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$63K
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$2MM
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$2MM
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$38MM
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$7.5MM
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$29MM
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$29MM
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$19K
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$470K
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$470K
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$19MM
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$911K
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$18MM
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$18MM
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Ten Little Indians (1989)
Performer ("Mad Dogs And Englishmen"), Producer ("Mad Dogs And Englishmen"), Writer ("Mad Dogs And Englishmen") |
$43K
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$59K
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$59K
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$7MM
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$865K
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$1.5MM
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$1.5MM
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Better Late Than Never (1983)
Lyrics ("I WENT TO A MARVELLOUS PARTY"), Music ("I WENT TO A MARVELLOUS PARTY") |
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England Made Me (1973)
Lyrics ("Mad About the Boy"), Music ("Mad About the Boy"), Performer ("Mad About the Boy") |
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$3MM
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$116K
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Star! (1968)
Writer ("Forbidden Fruit", "Parisian Pierrot", "Someday I'll Find You", "Has Anybody Seen Our Ship") (uncredited) |
$14MM
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$10MM
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$322
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$4MM
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$11K
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The Guest (1963)
Associate Producer (uncredited), The Producers Would Like To Thank For Financial Support |
£30K
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The Grass Is Greener (1960)
Composer (as Noel Coward), Songwriter (lyrics) (as Noel Coward), Songwriter (music) (as Noel Coward), Writer ("The Stately Homes Of England") (uncredited) |
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$3MM
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$8K
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Around the World in 80 Days (1956)
Roland Hesketh-Baggott - London Employment Agency Manager (as Noel Coward) |
$6MM
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$42MM
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$42MM
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Tonight at 8:30 (1952)
Soundtrack ("Play Orchestra Play", "You Were There"), Writer ("Men About Town", "Has Anybody Seen Our Ship?") (uncredited), Writer (based on three plays from: "Tonight At 8.30") |
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The Astonished Heart (1950)
Christian Faber (as Noel Coward), Composer (as Noel Coward), Writer (by) (as Noel Coward), Writer (play) (uncredited), Writer (screenplay) (as Noel Coward) |
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Brief Encounter (1945)
Train Station Announcer (uncredited), Producer (as Noel Coward), Writer (play "Still Life") (uncredited), Writer (screenplay) |
£170K
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$88K
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Blithe Spirit (1945)
Narrator (uncredited), Producer (produced by) (as Noel Coward), Writer (play) (uncredited), Writer (screenplay) (uncredited) |
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This Happy Breed (1944)
Producer (as Noel Coward), Writer ("London Pride") (uncredited), Writer (play) (uncredited) |
£200K
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In Which We Serve (1942)
Capt. E.V. Kinross R.N. - Captain 'D' (as Noel Coward), Composer (musical score) (as Noel Coward), Director (as Noel Coward), Producer (as Noel Coward), Writer (by) (as Noel Coward) |
£240K
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We Were Dancing (1942)
Music ("We Were Dancing") (uncredited), Writer (play "Tonight at 8: 30") (as Noel Coward) |
$1.1MM
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Bitter Sweet (1940)
Music And Lyrics By (as Noel Coward), Lyrics ("Dear Little Cafe" (1929)) (uncredited), Music ("Dear Little Cafe" (1929)) (uncredited), Writer ("I'll See You Again" (1929), "Polka" (1929), "If You Could Only Come With Me" (1929), "What Is Love" (1929), "Kiss Me" (1929), "Tokay" (1929), "Love In Any Language" (1929), "Ladies Of The Town" (1929), "Zigeuner (The Gypsy)" (1929)) (uncredited), Writer (original play) (as Noel Coward) |
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Bitter Sweet (1933)
Lyrics And Music (as Noel Coward), Lyrics ("I'll See You Again", "If Love Were All"), Music ("I'll See You Again", "If Love Were All"), Writer (play and dialogue) (as Noel Coward) |
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Cavalcade (1933)
Writer ("Girls of the C.I.V.", "Mirabelle", "Twentieth Century Blues", "Lover of My Dreams") (uncredited), Writer (by) (as Noel Coward) |
$1.2MM
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Private Lives (1931)
Lyrics ("Someday I'll Find You" (1931)) (uncredited), Music ("Someday I'll Find You" (1931)) (uncredited), Writer (from the play by) (as Noel Coward) |
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Hearts of the World (1918)
The Man with the Wheelbarrow / A Villager in the Streets (as Noel Coward) |
| Past Television (184 titles) | Episodes |
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Bodies (2023)
(TV Mini-series) - Performer ("London Pride") (1 episode, 2023), Writer ("London Pride") (1 episode, 2023)
'All in Good Time' (Oct
19,
2023)
Season 1,
Episode 3
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Performer ("London Pride"),
Writer ("London Pride")
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Rogue Heroes (2022)
(TV Series) - Performer ("Don't Let's Be Beastly to the Germans") (1 episode, 2022), Writer ("Don't Let's Be Beastly to the Germans") (1 episode, 2022), Writer ("Mad Dogs and Englishmen") (1 episode, 2022), Performer ("Mad Dogs and Englishmen") (1 episode, 2022)
Episode #1.5 (Oct
30,
2022)
Season 1,
Episode 5
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Performer ("Don't Let's Be Beastly to the Germans"),
Writer ("Don't Let's Be Beastly to the Germans")
Episode #1.2 (Nov
20,
2022)
Season 1,
Episode 2
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Performer ("Mad Dogs and Englishmen"),
Writer ("Mad Dogs and Englishmen")
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Fleming (2014)
(TV Mini-series) - Writer ("Don't Let's Be Beastly to the Germans") (1 episode, 2014)
Episode #1.2 (Feb
5,
2014)
Season 1,
Episode 2
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Writer ("Don't Let's Be Beastly to the Germans") (uncredited)
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Burton and Taylor (2013)
(TV Movie) - Writer (extracts from the play "Private Lives") (as Noel Coward) |
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Storyville (2012)
(TV Series) - Performer ("A Room With A View", "Don't Put Your Daughter on the Stage, Mrs Worthington") (1 episode, 2012), Writer ("A Room With A View", "Don't Put Your Daughter on the Stage, Mrs Worthington") (1 episode, 2012)
The Real Great Escape (Apr
19,
2012)
Season 16,
Episode 14
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Performer ("A Room With A View", "Don't Put Your Daughter on the Stage, Mrs Worthington"),
Writer ("A Room With A View", "Don't Put Your Daughter on the Stage, Mrs Worthington")
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BBC Swingin' Christmas (2010)
(TV Special) - Lyrics ("Mad About the Boy"), Music ("Mad About the Boy") |
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Cold Case (2009)
(TV Series) - Lyrics ("Never Again") (1 episode, 2009), Music ("Never Again") (1 episode, 2009)
Libertyville (Mar
29,
2009)
Season 6,
Episode 19
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Lyrics ("Never Again") (uncredited),
Music ("Never Again") (uncredited)
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Hitler: The Comedy Years (2007)
(TV Movie) - Performer ("Don't Let's Be Beastly to the Germans"), Writer ("Don't Let's Be Beastly to the Germans") |
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Marple (2004)
(TV Series) - Soundtrack (1 episode, 2004)
Marple: What Mrs. McGillicuddy Saw (Dec
26,
2004)
Season 1,
Episode 3
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Soundtrack ("I Travel Alone")
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Elaine Stritch at Liberty (2002)
(TV Special) - Writer ("Why Do The Wrong People Travel?", "I Went To A Marvelous Party") |
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1
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A Dance to the Music of Time (1997)
(TV Mini-series) - Soundtrack (1 episode, 1997)
The Twenties (Aug
28,
2007)
Season 1,
Episode 1
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Soundtrack ("Twentieth Century Blues") (uncredited)
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Tonight at 8.30 (1991)
(TV Series) - Writer (playlet) (8 episodes, 1991), Composer (5 episodes, 1991), Original Music By (3 episodes, 1991) |
8
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Rumpole of the Bailey (1988)
(TV Series) - Writer (excerpts from 'TONIGHT AT 8.30' and 'We Were Dancing' by) (1 episode, 1988)
Rumpole and Portia (Dec
21,
1988)
Season 5,
Episode 5
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Writer
(excerpts from 'TONIGHT AT 8.30' and 'We Were Dancing' by) (as Noel Coward)
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1
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1
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Fame (1987)
(TV Series) - Soundtrack (1 episode, 1987)
Pros and Cons (Feb
9,
1987)
Season 6,
Episode 14
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Soundtrack ("What Ho Mrs. Brisket", "Men About Town") (as Noel Coward)
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Estudio 1 (1968–1982)
(TV Series) - Writer (play "Blithe Spirit") (1 episode, 1970), Writer (play "Fallen Angels") (1 episode, 1982), Writer (play "Hay Fever") (1 episode, 1968), Writer (play) (1 episode, 1980) |
4
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BBC2 Playhouse (1981–1982)
(TV Series) - Writer (by) (2 episodes, 1982), Writer (play) (1 episode, 1981) |
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BBC Play of the Month (1968–1979)
(TV Series) - Writer (play) (2 episodes, 1969), Writer (1 episode, 1968) |
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1
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The Muppet Show (1978–1979)
(TV Series) - Writer ("Mad Dogs and Englishmen") (1 episode, 1978), Writer ("Mad about the Boy") (1 episode, 1979) |
2
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1
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The Duchess of Duke Street (1977)
(TV Series) - Writer ("Poor Little Rich Girl") (1 episode, 1977)
Ain't We Got Fun (Dec
24,
1977)
Season 2,
Episode 16
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Writer ("Poor Little Rich Girl") (uncredited)
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The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson (1977)
(TV Series) - Writer ("Mad about the Boy") (1 episode, 1977) |
1
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Au théâtre ce soir (1973–1976)
(TV Series) - Writer (play) (3 episodes, 1973), Writer (play "Hay Fever") (1 episode, 1976) |
4
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Camera Three (1976)
(TV Series) - Writer (written by) (1 episode, 1976)
Mad About The Boy: Noel Coward: A Celebration (Feb
22,
1976)
Season 21,
Episode 23
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Writer
(written by)
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Lily (1973)
(TV Special) - Composer (20th Century Blues) (as Noel Coward), Lyrics ("Twentieth Century Blues"), Music ("Twentieth Century Blues") |
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The Graham Kennedy Show (1973)
(TV Series) - Lyrics ("Noël Coward medley - 'Play, Orchestra, Play', 'Don't Put Your Daughter on the Stage, Mrs. Worthington', 'If Love Were All', 'That is the End of the News', 'Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love)', 'I'll See You Again', 'What Ho! Mrs. Brisket', 'Zigeuner', 'Has Anybody Seen Our Ship?', 'A Room with a View', 'Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love)' reprise") (1 episode, 1973), Writer ("Noël Coward medley - 'Play, Orchestra, Play', 'Don't Put Your Daughter on the Stage, Mrs. Worthington', 'If Love Were All', 'That is the End of the News', 'Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love)', 'I'll See You Again', 'What Ho! Mrs. Brisket', 'Zigeuner', 'Has Anybody Seen Our Ship?', 'A Room with a View', 'Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love)' reprise") (1 episode, 1973)
Episode dated 17 July 1973 (Jul
17,
1973)
Lyrics ("Noël Coward medley - 'Play, Orchestra, Play', 'Don't Put Your Daughter on the Stage, Mrs. Worthington', 'If Love Were All', 'That is the End of the News', 'Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love)', 'I'll See You Again', 'What Ho! Mrs. Brisket', 'Zigeuner', 'Has Anybody Seen Our Ship?', 'A Room with a View', 'Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love)' reprise"),
Writer ("Noël Coward medley - 'Play, Orchestra, Play', 'Don't Put Your Daughter on the Stage, Mrs. Worthington', 'If Love Were All', 'That is the End of the News', 'Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love)', 'I'll See You Again', 'What Ho! Mrs. Brisket', 'Zigeuner', 'Has Anybody Seen Our Ship?', 'A Room with a View', 'Let's Do It (Let's Fall in Love)' reprise")
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Colditz (1973)
(TV Series) - Writer ("A Room With a View") (1 episode, 1973)
Gone Away: Part 2 - With the Wild Geese (Jan
25,
1973)
Season 1,
Episode 15
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Writer ("A Room With a View") (uncredited)
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Alta comedia (1970–1972)
(TV Series) - Writer (play "Blithe Spirit") (1 episode, 1972), Writer (1 episode, 1970) |
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The Morecambe & Wise Show (1970–1971)
(TV Series) - Writer ("A Room With a View") (1 episode, 1970), Writer ("Mad About the Boy") (1 episode, 1971) |
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The Coward Revue (1969)
(TV Movie) - Lyrics, Music, Lyrics ("Could You Please Oblige Us With A Bren Gun"), Music ("Could You Please Oblige Us With A Bren Gun") |
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ITV Playhouse (1968)
(TV Series) - Writer (2 episodes, 1968), Composer (1 episode, 1968), Writer (story) (1 episode, 1968) |
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Armchair Theatre (1966–1968)
(TV Series) - Writer (story) (1 episode, 1968), Writer (1 episode, 1966) |
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ITV Play of the Week (1959–1967)
(TV Series) - Self - Presenter (4 episodes, 1964), Writer (4 episodes, 1964), Writer (play) (4 episodes, 1959), Writer (2 episodes, 1960), Writer (author) (1 episode, 1967) |
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Geisterkomödie - Eine unwahrscheinliche Komödie (1965)
(TV Movie) - Writer (play "Blithe Spirit") (as Noel Coward) |
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The Ed Sullivan Show (1963)
(TV Series) - Music ("Mad about the Boy") (1 episode, 1963), Lyrics ("Mad about the Boy") (1 episode, 1963)
Eartha Kitt, Jackie Mason, Wayne & Shuster, Kaye Ballard, Neil Sedaka, Hines, Hines & Brown (Jun
16,
1963)
Season 16,
Episode 37
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Lyrics ("Mad about the Boy"),
Music ("Mad about the Boy")
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BBC Sunday-Night Play (1960–1962)
(TV Series) - Writer (play) (2 episodes, 1960)
Twentieth Century Theatre: The Vortex (May
1,
1960)
Season 1,
Episode 18
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Writer
(play) (as Noel Coward)
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The Arthur Haynes Show (1960)
(TV Series) - Writer ("The Nearness of You/Every Little While/We Kiss in a Shadow/I'm Just Wild About Harry/I'll See You Again" (medley)) (1 episode, 1960), Writer ("Mad About the Boy/As Long As He Needs Me") (1 episode, 1960)
Episode #6.12 (Dec
8,
1960)
Season 6,
Episode 12
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Writer ("Mad About the Boy/As Long As He Needs Me")
Episode #6.10 (Nov
17,
1960)
Season 6,
Episode 10
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Writer ("The Nearness of You/Every Little While/We Kiss in a Shadow/I'm Just Wild About Harry/I'll See You Again" (medley))
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TV de comédia (1960)
(TV Series) - Writer (play "Blithe Spirit") (1 episode, 1960)
A Mulher do Outro Mundo (May
29,
1960)
Season 3,
Episode 11
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Writer
(play "Blithe Spirit") (as Noel Coward)
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Grande Teatro Tupi (1952–1957)
(TV Series) - Writer (2 episodes, 1956), Writer (story) (1 episode, 1952), Writer (play) (1 episode, 1953) |
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Hey, Jeannie! (1956)
(TV Series) - Writer ("Mad Dogs and Englishmen") (1 episode, 1956)
The Donut Machine (Dec
8,
1956)
Season 1,
Episode 12
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Writer ("Mad Dogs and Englishmen") (uncredited)
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Ford Star Jubilee (1955–1956)
(TV Series) - Director (3 episodes, 1955), Frank Gibbons / Charles Condomine (2 episodes, 1956), Writer (play) (2 episodes, 1956), Writer (written by) (2 episodes, 1955), Writer ("Together with Music", "Uncle Harry", "Nina", "Mad Dogs and Englishmen", "Ninety Minutes Is a Long, Long Time", "I'll See You Again", "Dance Little Lady", "Poor Little Rich Girl", "Room With a View", "Someday I'll Find You", "I'll Follow My Secret Heart", "If Love Were All", "Play, Orchestra, Play", "World Weary", "What's Going to Happen to the Tots", "London Pride") (1 episode, 1955), … See more
This Happy Breed (May
5,
1956)
Season 1,
Episode 9
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Frank Gibbons (as Noel Coward),
Director (as Noel Coward),
Writer
(adaptation) (as Noel Coward),
Writer
(play) (as Noel Coward)
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The Jack Benny Program (1956)
(TV Series) - Writer ("Mad Dogs And Englishmen") (1 episode, 1956)
How Jack Met Rochester (Jan
29,
1956)
Season 6,
Episode 9
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Writer ("Mad Dogs And Englishmen") (uncredited)
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Producers' Showcase (1954)
(TV Series) - Writer (play "Tonight at 8: 30: Red Peppers, Still Life and Shadow Play") (1 episode, 1954)
Tonight at 8:30 (Oct
18,
1954)
Season 1,
Episode 1
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Writer
(play "Tonight at 8: 30: Red Peppers, Still Life and Shadow Play") (as Noel Coward)
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| Self (18 titles) |
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Omnibus (1969–1970)
(TV Series) - Self (2 episodes, 1969)
Ian Fleming Creator of the James Bond Myth (Jan
4,
1970)
Season 3,
Episode 17
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Self (as Noel Coward)
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ITV Play of the Week (1964)
(TV Series) - Self - Presenter (4 episodes, 1964)
A Choice of Coward #4: Design for Living (Aug
31,
1964)
Season 9,
Episode 54
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Self - Presenter (as Noel Coward)
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The Ed Sullivan Show (1956–1957)
(TV Series) - Self (2 episodes, 1956)
The Platters, Noel Coward, Kirk Douglas, Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh, Ernest Borgnine, Erich Brenn, Eileen O'Dare (Dec
8,
1957)
Season 11,
Episode 11
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Self (as Noel Coward)
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Great British Royal Ships (2017)
(TV Mini-series) - Self (1 episode, 2017)
The Queen Mary: Our Royals at Sea (May
26,
2017)
Season 1,
Episode 2
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Self (archive footage) (uncredited)
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Timeshift (2015)
(TV Series) - Self - Speaking in 1969 (1 episode, 2015)
Looking for Mr Bond: 007 at the BBC (Oct
28,
2015)
Season 15,
Episode 5
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Self - Speaking in 1969 (archive footage) (as Noel Coward)
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British Film Forever (2007)
(TV Mini-series) - Self (1 episode, 2007)
Longing, Loving and Leg-Overs: The Story of British Romance (Aug
4,
2007)
Season 1,
Episode 2
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Self (archive footage) (as Sir Noel Coward)
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American Experience (2005)
(TV Series) - Self (1 episode, 2005)
Las Vegas: An Unconventional History: Part 1 (Nov
14,
2005)
Season 18,
Episode 3
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Self (archive footage) (as Noel Coward)
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Legendary Sin Cities (2005)
(TV Mini-series) - Self - Playwright (1 episode, 2005)
Shanghai: Paradise for Adventurers (Feb
15,
2005)
Season 1,
Episode 3
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Self - Playwright (archive footage) (as Noel Coward)
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Arena (1998)
(TV Series) - Self (3 episodes, 1998)
The Noel Coward Trilogy - Part 3: Sail Away (Apr
13,
1998)
Season 23,
Episode 3
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Self (archive footage)
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Auntie: The Inside Story of the BBC (1997)
(TV Mini-series) - Self (1 episode, 1997)
The House That Reith Built: 1922-1945 (Oct
28,
1997)
Season 1,
Episode 1
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Self (archive sound) (archive footage)
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The South Bank Show (1985–1992)
(TV Series) - Self / Hawthorne (clip from Our Man in Havana (1959)) (2 episodes, 1985)
Sir Alec Guinness (Oct
6,
1985)
Season 9,
Episode 1
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Hawthorne (clip from Our Man in Havana (1959)) (archive footage)
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Preminger: Anatomy of a Filmmaker (1991)
actor 'Bunny Lake Is Missing' (archive footage) (uncredited) |
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The Twentieth Century (1961)
(TV Series) - Self (1 episode, 1961)
New York in the Twenties (Apr
2,
1961)
Season 4,
Episode 22
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Self (archive footage) (as Noel Coward)
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BioShock (2007)
(Video Game) - Performer ("The Party's Over Now", "Twentieth Century Blues") (uncredited), Writer ("The Party's Over Now", "Twentieth Century Blues") (uncredited) |
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