Martin Rosen (director)
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Martin Rosen is a British film director and producer.
Rosen started as the producer of A Great Big Thing in 1968 and later co-produced Ken Russell's film version of Women in Love (1969). He made his directorial debut in Watership Down in 1978, which he also produced and wrote. This is the first novel by Richard Adams he has adapted. He also adapted The Plague Dogs, in 1982. His last film as director was Stacking in 1987 and his last project as producer was the Watership Down TV series in 1999.
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