Owen, Alun, 1925-1994
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Owen, Alun, 1926-
Owen, Alun
Owen, Alun, 1925-1995
Alun Owen British screenwriter
Owen, Alun 1924-1994
VIAF ID: 66087456 (Personal)
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ISNI: 0000 0001 1767 7112
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1925-1994
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1925-1995
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Menai Bridge
Works
| Title | Sources |
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| After Macbeth |
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| After the funeral |
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| As you like it |
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| Compleat works (1 min 10 s) |
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| criminal |
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| Cymbeline |
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| Dr David Mantle (1 min 21 s) |
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| English teeth (1 min 31 s) |
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| Five finger exercise |
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| George's room : a play |
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| Goe and catche a falling starre (2 min 40 s) |
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| hard day's night |
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| Hark at Barker |
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| In tenebris (3 min 13 s) |
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| Joseph Losey collection |
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| A little winter love : a play in three acts |
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| Love's labours lost |
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| Marching song |
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| Midsummer night's dream |
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| Much ado about nothing |
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| My love is as a fever |
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| New English Dramatists. |
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| Old Possum's book of practical cats |
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| Passing through |
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| Progress to the park |
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| Quatre garçons dans le vent |
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| The rough and ready lot. : a play in 3 acts |
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| Shall I compare thee to a summer's day ? |
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| Song (1 min 44 s) |
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| Sorrows of Werther |
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| Stop it, whoever you are |
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| Sun and fun |
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| Take all my loves |
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| Tempest |
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| Third book of Airs |
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| Three TV plays, 1963: |
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| Twelfth night |
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| Two gentlemen of Verona |
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| Viva sweet love (1 min 46 s) |
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| Wordsongs the poetry of William Shakespeare, TS Eliot, John Donne... [et al.] |
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