Ken G. Hall

Ken G. Hall

Birthday: 1901-02-22
Deathday: 1994-02-08
Place of birth: Sydney, Australia

Biography

An Australian film producer-director, considered one of the most important figures in the history of the Australian film industry. He was the first Australian to win an Academy Award.

Production

On Our Selection

1932

As Director

Dad and Dave Come to Town

1938

As Director

It Isn't Done

1937

As Director

Lovers and Luggers

1938

As Director

The Squatter's Daughter

1933

As Director

The Squatter's Daughter

1933

As Producer

Smithy

1946

As Director

Mr. Chedworth Steps Out

1939

As Director

Grandad Rudd

1935

As Director

Dad Rudd, MP

1940

As Director

Thoroughbred

1936

As Producer

Let George Do It

1938

As Director

Gone to the Dogs

1939

As Director

Strike Me Lucky

1934

As Director

Thoroughbred

1936

As Director

The Broken Melody

1938

As Producer

The Broken Melody

1938

As Director

Wild Innocence

1936

As Director

The Silence of Dean Maitland

1934

As Director

Tall Timbers

1937

As Director

100,000 Cobbers

1942

As Director

South West Pacific

1943

As Director

Thrill of the Surf

1949

As Director

Australia Marches with Britain: Highlights of the National War Effort

1941

As Director

The Men of Timor

1943

As Producer

Moresby Under the Blitz

1942

As Director

The Bismarck Convoy Smashed!

1943

As Director

Wild Innocence

1936

As Producer

Kokoda Front Line!

1942

As Director