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Basil Herbert Dean CBE (27 September 1888 – 22 April 1978) was an English actor, writer, producer and director in the theatre and in cinema.
Basil Dean first appeared as an actor on the British stage in 1906. He soon switched careers and began writing and directing plays. Turning to the film industry, he became a producer and director in 1928; many of the films he produced and directed were based on his own stage plays.
Basil Dean first appeared as an actor on the British stage in 1906. He soon switched careers and began writing and directing plays. Turning to the film industry, he became a producer and director in 1928; many of the films he produced and directed were based on his own stage plays.
Basil Herbert Dean, nacido en Croydon el 27 de septiembre de 1888, fue un actor, escritor, productor cinematográfico y director teatral. Es tal vez mejor recordado por la Asociación Nacional de Servicios de Entretenimiento o ENSA, una organización creada en 1939 por Dean y Leslie Henson para proporcionar entretenimiento para el personal de ...
Basil Dean (1888 - 1978) fue un guionista y director de Reino Unido conocido por 21 días juntos, Loyalties, The Return of Sherlock Holmes, The Constant Nymph, Birds of Prey, Look Up and Laugh, La ninfa constante, Lorna Doone, Looking on the Bright Side y Sing As We Go!
A major figure in British theatrical history, Basil Dean is all too often overlooked in the study of British film history. His fame as the creator of Ealing Studios is overshadowed by the importance placed on his successor, Michael Balcon.
Basil Dean is known as an Producer, Director, Theatre Play, Writer, Story, Screenplay, Associate Producer, and Scenario Writer. Some of his work includes 21 Days, The Sign of Four: Sherlock Holmes' Greatest Case, No Limit, Keep Your Seats, Please, It's in the Air, A Honeymoon Adventure, Sally in Our Alley, and Escape!.
