Michael Tuchner

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British director Michael Tuchner's first two films, Villain (1971) and Fear is the Key (1972), dealt (none too successfully) with the evil side of life; he changed direction (and quality of production) with Mr. Quilp (1975), a musical version of The Old Curiosity Shop (Dickens' most sentimental novel) and the TV movie Summer of My German Soldier (1979), about a Jewish girl in love with a Nazi P.O.W. in the American South, complete with a sympathetic black housekeeper. Among Tuchner's other credits include the film of Brooke Hayward's memoir of her family (Haywire [1980]), and a respectable version of The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1981), featuring Anthony Hopkins as Quasimodo.

Filmography

Movies

		Credit
No Score Yet	A Place Called Home	Director	—	2004
No Score Yet	Back to the Secret Garden	Director	—	2000
No Score Yet	30 Years to Life	Director	—	1998
No Score Yet	Hart To Hart: Two Harts In Three-Quarter Time	Director	—	1995
No Score Yet	Rainbow Warrior	Director	—	1993
No Score Yet	Firestorm: 72 Hours in Oakland	Director	—	1993
No Score Yet	With Murder in Mind	Director	—	1992
No Score Yet	Desperate for Love	Director	—	1989
No Score Yet	The Misadventures of Mr. Wilt	Director	—	1989
No Score Yet	Mistress	Director	—	1987
No Score Yet	Trapped in Silence	Director	—	1986
No Score Yet	Not My Kid	Director	—	1985
No Score Yet	Amos	Director	—	1985
No Score Yet	Adam	Director	—	1983
No Score Yet	Trenchcoat	Director	—	1983
No Score Yet	The Hunchback of Notre Dame	Director	—	1982
No Score Yet	Summer of My German Soldier	Director	—	1978
No Score Yet	The Likely Lads	Director	—	1976
No Score Yet	Mr. Quilp (Old Curiosity Shop)	Director	—	1975
No Score Yet	Fear Is the Key	Director	—	1973
No Score Yet	Villain	Director	—	1971
No Score Yet	The Barmitzvah Boy	Director	—

TV

		Credit
No Score Yet	Tales of the Unexpected 1979-1988	Director

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