Henry Cornelius
South Africa, , London, England
He studied acting in Berlin with Max
Reindhardt, and worked there for some time as a producer in theatre. In 1933
emigrates to France and in 1934 starts working as editor assistant (like
Crichton he worked for Alexander Korda). During WW II directs documentaries in
his motherland and makes his debut for Ealing with the feature film Passport
to Pimlico. He died during filming Law and Disorder, which he had
been directing together with Charles Crichton.
Reindhardt, and worked there for some time as a producer in theatre. In 1933
emigrates to France and in 1934 starts working as editor assistant (like
Crichton he worked for Alexander Korda). During WW II directs documentaries in
his motherland and makes his debut for Ealing with the feature film Passport
to Pimlico. He died during filming Law and Disorder, which he had
been directing together with Charles Crichton.
Filmography
Next to No Time (1960)
I Am a Camera (1955)
Genevieve (1953)
The Galloping Major (1951)
Passport to Pimlico (1949)