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Tony Klinger

Films

Features and documentaries produced, directed or written across a career that ran from The Who to Get Carter.

  • Sisters

    Sisters

    Documentary on Zohra, the only all-female orchestra in Afghanistan, and the lives of its young musicians.

  • Solo2Darwin

    Solo2Darwin

    Documentary, 2019 — Amanda Harrison flies a 1942 Tiger Moth solo from the UK to Darwin. A Grub Street book of the same name exists separately.

  • The Man Who Got Carter

    The Man Who Got Carter

    Feature documentary on the film career of Tony's father, the producer Michael Klinger. Premiered in Romford, 3 November 2018.

  • Full Circle

    Full Circle

    A 2008 documentary on the INS Dakar, the Israeli submarine lost in 1968, and a son's search for his father.

  • Riding High

    Riding High

    Feature starring motorcycle stunt rider Eddie Kidd as a messenger who enters a stunt competition.

  • The Kids Are Alright

    The Kids Are Alright

    The 1979 concert documentary on The Who — an inside look at the band, with performances and interviews.

  • Shout at the Devil

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    One of the films Tony Klinger made with his father, the producer Michael Klinger.

  • The Butterfly Ball

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    A music film made with a host of music legends, including members of Deep Purple.

  • Rachel's Man

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    A biblical romance starring Mickey Rooney and Leonard Whiting, made with Michael Klinger.

  • Gold

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    The 1974 Roger Moore adventure, produced by Michael Klinger.

  • Just A Boy

    Just A Boy

    The true story of Richard McCann, a five-year-old boy who woke up to find his mother had gone — written and produced by Tony Klinger.

  • The Havana Chronicles

    The Havana Chronicles

    A trilogy of screen stories following Havana — 4 Kicks, Honeysuckle Heights and Closed Circuit. In development.

Tony Klinger

Letters from Tony.

Stories from six decades on set, new courses and coaching dates, and the occasional book or film — a few times a year, never more.