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Birthplace:
Cheltenham, England
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Although yet to be connected with the kind of box-office hit that establishes a director as a household-word, Richard Loncraine has demonstrated a wide versatility, directing comedy, poignant dramas, thrillers, psychodramas and spy films, leading up to Shakespeare's "Richard III" (1995) starring Sir Ian McKellen. Loncraine originally sought to be a set designer and then an actor. As a kinetic sculptor, he had several exhibitions at the Institute of Contemporary Art. His first commercial success was as a toy designer, with an "executive toy" called "Newton's cradle". Turning to directing, he
Directed 75 episodes of BBC's "Tomorrow's World"
Directed more than 420 TV commercials
1971
Acted in "Sunday, Bloody Sunday" for director John Schlesinger
1974
Feature directing debut, "Flame" starring Tom Conti
1977
Directed "Full Circle" with Mia Farrow and Tom Conti
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