Film
Recent Films
One For Sorrow (2011)
The End (2009)
Directed by Barney and Lucy Heywood, Cast includes: David Graham (Ernest), Adil Javed (Amir)
Ernest Samson is trapped by a rare condition that causes him to speak in a foreign accent. Alienated by his fellow elderly residents, he finds the familiar landscape of home has been altered and his precious memories corrupted. His saviour comes in the unlikely form of Amir, a young Muslim care worker who reveals an unexpected affinity with Ernest’s situation and offers him a key to the peace he so desires.
Back in 10 (2008)
Directed by Barney and Lucy Heywood, Cast includes: David Graham (Old man), Ben Kirkwood (Boy) – film extract
A mundane trip to a DIY shop throws up an unexpected dilemma for seven-year-old Isaac when an old man offers to buy him an ice cream. Isaac should be waiting in the car and he knows that ice cream makes him hyperactive, but will that be enough to make him say no, or does this chance encounter encourage him to try a little taste of freedom?
King David 1985
A biblical drama featuring Richard Gere in the name role supported by a cast of veteran British actors. David played Ephraim, a Jewish dignitary. The film was not commercially successful but nevertheless an enjoyable experience.
Apple Macintosh Advert
This seminal Apple advert launched in 1984, and directed by Ridley Scott, was to promote Steve Job’s ‘new’ Macintosh computer and has become an advertising legend. David played Big Brother, the menacing face on the big screen.
Selective Filmography:
| 2011 | One For Sorrow | Old Man |
| 2009 | The End | Ernest Samson |
| 2008 | Back in Ten | Janis |
| 2007 | Weird Science | Professor Valentines Park |
| 1985 | King David | Ephraim |
| 1971 | Freelance | General |
| 1968 | Thunderbird 6 | Gordon Tracy, Brains, Parker |
| 1966 | Thunderbirds Are GO | Gordon Tracy, Brains, Parker |
| 1965 | The Pleasure Girls | Ist Gambler |
| 1962 | K.I.L. 1 | Alvero Belda |
| 1960 | Crossroads to Crime | Johnny |
very informative website. The range covered is quite staggering.
I was happy to read into your website and will look out for the theatrical films you starred in.
All the best to you in the New year,
By the way does your sister still live in White Plain sN.Y?
I had the pleasure of meeting her in the late 60s.
Regards,
Michael
Just watched The Crossroads To Crime DVD. Got in post from Amazon today. Interesting piece of film history. Something for a Gerry Anderson Fan.