Ronald Eyre
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Ronald Eyre (13 April 1929 – 8 April 1992) was an English theatre director, actor and writer.
Eyre was born at Mapplewell, near Barnsley, Yorkshire and he taught at Giggleswick School. He became a leading director for the cinema, opera, television and the theatre. He was nominated for Broadway's 1975 Tony Award as Best Director (Dramatic) for "London Assurance".
[edit] Television
- As You Like It (1963) (TV) ... Director
- "The Wednesday Play" - "A Crack in the Ice" (1964) TV Episode ... Director and Dramatist
- Z Cars - "Window Dressing" (1965) TV Episode ... Director and Writer
- "Tom Grattan's War" (1968) TV Episode ... Director
- Jackanory - "Christmas Stories: The Selfish Giant" (1968) TV Episode ... Storyteller
- Jackanory - "Johhny the Clockmaker" (1971) TV Episode ... Storyteller
- Jackanory - "Johnny's Bad Day/Diana and Her Rhinoceros" (1971) TV Episode ...Storyteller
- Jackanory - "Paul the Hero of the Fire" (1971) TV Episode ... Storyteller
- Jackanory - "Tim and Charlotte" (1971) TV Episode ... Storyteller
- Jackanory - eleven other TV Episodes
- Play of the Month - "Rasputin" (1971) TV Episode ... Writer
- The Long Search - (1978) Documentary... Writer and Host
- Falstaff (1982) (TV) ... Opera Director
- Russell Harty 1934-1988 (1988) ... Interviewed
- Wogan (1987) ... Interviewed
- "Frontiers - Long Division" (1990) ... Interviewed
- "In My Defence - Neither Prison Nor Chains" (1991) ... Interviewed
- 95 BBC Documentaries
