Daniel Birt

Biography

Daniel Birt was an English film director and editor.

Personal Facts

Known For

Directing

Gender

male

Known Credits

26

Birth Date

1907-06-23 00:00:00

Birth Place

Mersham, England, UK

Known For

• 

  Third Party Risk
• 

  Three Steps In The Dark
• 

  The Night Won't Talk
• 

  The Interrupted Journey
• Laughing in the Sunshine
• 

  Burnt Evidence

Credits

• directing (12 credits)

  • Laughing in the Sunshine

    director

    directing
    1956
  • Third Party Risk

    director

    directing
    1954
  • Burnt Evidence

    director

    directing
    1954
  • Meet Mr. Malcolm

    director

    directing
    1954
  • Background

    director

    directing
    1953
  • Three Steps In The Dark

    director

    directing
    1953
  • Circumstantial Evidence

    director

    directing
    1952
  • The Night Won't Talk

    director

    directing
    1952
  • She Shall Have Murder

    director

    directing
    1950
  • The Interrupted Journey

    director

    directing
    1949
  • No Room at the Inn

    director

    directing
    1948
  • The Three Weird Sisters

    director

    directing
    1948

• writing (3 credits)

  • Laughing in the Sunshine

    writer

    writing
    1956
  • Third Party Risk

    writer

    writing
    1954
  • Happy Days Are Here Again

    writer

    writing
    1936

• editing (9 credits)

  • Angels One Five

    editor

    editing
    1952
  • Green Fingers

    supervising editor

    editing
    1947
  • Woman to Woman

    editor

    editing
    1947
  • Old Mother Riley, MP

    editor

    editing
    1939
  • Music Hall Parade

    editor

    editing
    1939
  • Happy Days Are Here Again

    editor

    editing
    1936
  • The Invader

    editor

    editing
    1936
  • Variety

    editor

    editing
    1935
  • Channel Crossing

    editor

    editing
    1933

• production (2 credits)

  • Three Silent Men

    associate producer

    production
    1940
  • The Girl Who Forgot

    producer

    production
    1940