J. Lee Thompson
J. Lee Thompson was born on Aug 01, 1914 in UK. J. Lee Thompson's big-screen debut came with The Middle Watch directed by Thomas Bentley in 1940. J. Lee Thompson is known for Cape Fear directed by J. Lee Thompson, Gregory Peck stars as Sam Bowden and Robert Mitchum as Max Cady. J. Lee Thompson has got 3 awards and 11 nominations so far. The most recent award J. Lee Thompson achieved is Berlin International Film Festival. The upcoming new movie J. Lee Thompson plays is Kinjite: Forbidden Subjects which will be released on Feb 03, 1989.
J. Lee Thompson was born on August 1, 1914 in Bristol, England, UK. He was a director and writer, known for The Guns of Navarone (1961), Woman in a Dressing Gown (1957) and Conquest of the Planet of the Apes (1972). He was previously married to Penny Thompson, Florence (Bill) Bailey, Lucille Kelly and Joan Henry. He died on August 30, 2002 in Sooke, British Columbia, Canada.
Birthday
Aug 01, 1914Place of Birth
Bristol, England, UK
Known For
Awards
3 wins & 11 nominations
Movies & TV Shows
- 1989
director
5.5 - 1988
director
5.4 - 1987
director
5.4 - 1986
director
5.1 - 1986
director
5.9 - 1985
director
5.2 - 1984
director
5.4 - 1984
director
5.9 - 1983
director, writer
6.3 - 1981
director
6.0 - 1980
director
5.3 - 1979
director
6.0 - 1978
director
5.4 - 1977
director
6.1 - 1976
director
6.2 - 1976
director
6.6 - 1975
The Reincarnation of Peter Proud
director
6.4 - 1974
director
5.6 - 19735.4
- 1972
director
6.1 - 19726.1
- 1970
director
5.4 - 1969
director
5.5 - 1969
director
6.7 - 1968
director
5.8 - 1966
director
6.1 - 1965
producer, director
6.9 - 1965
John Goldfarb, Please Come Home!
producer, director
5.1 - 1964
director
6.9 - 1963
director
6.1 - 1962
director
6.3 - 1962
director
7.7 - 1961
director
7.5 - 1960
director
6.3 - 1959
director
7.1 - 1959
director
7.5 - 1958
director
7.7 - 1957
producer, director
7.3 - 1957
producer, director
5.6 - 1956
director
7.1 - 1955
director
5.2 - 1955
director
5.2 - 1954
director, writer
6.4 - 1953
director, writer
7.0 - 1950
writer
7.4 - 1950
writer
6.5 - 1940
writer
6.4