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The Bell - Alan Patillo's Copy

016176Chatto and Windus 1958 1st UK. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good. I recently acquired a collection of 14 Iris Murdoch first editions from the estate of Alan Pattillo Brief biography below. This book is one of a few that do not have his ownership signature. Sl. dusty edges and one sl. bumped corner to book and slight loss to top and bottom of spine which sl. carries on to rear of spine. Overall at least VG in a VG d/w. Alan Huchison Pattillo 17 July 1929 - 16 January 2020 was a British writer and director who worked on Supercar Fireball XL5 Stingray and Thunderbirds television series. Thunderbirds began in 1965 with Pattillo as writer director and script editor. He shot the launch sequences that are used throughout the series. He won an Emmy in 1979 alongside Bill Blunden for his film editing on All Quiet on the Western Front. During the 1960s Pattillo worked on several Gerry Anderson projects. He directed episodes of Four Feather Falls Supercar and Fireball XL5. His work on the latter is regarded as having brought added sophistication to the direction of the series. Pattillo then worked again for Anderson on Stingray as director before performing a number of roles on the next series from AP Films. For Thunderbirds Pattillo served as script editor director and writer. He directed four and wrote seven of the thirty-two episodes including Attack of the Alligators!. Aside from his work on Gerry Anderson projects Pattillo had a varied career in the film industry. He provided the story for a 1967 Diana Rigg era The Avengers episode The Bird Who Knew Too Much which The Times television review noted as being "quite striking". Pattillo worked as the sound editor on Nicolas Roeg's Performance 1970 and again worked with the director as film editor on Walkabout 1971. He was the sound effects editor on Alan Parker's Pink Floyd: The Wall 1979. His work on All Quiet on the Western Front also 1979 saw him awarded an Emmy for film editing an award he shared with Bill Blunden. He later worked as associate editor on the film Gandhi 1982 directed by Richard Attenborough. <br/> <br/> Chatto and Windus 1958 (1st UK) hardcover

Chris Martin Modern First Editions · Royaume-Uni38,00 £GB≈ 43,39 €

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