Biography ken loach juneau

Ken Loach was born on 17 June 1936 in Nuneaton, Warwickshire.

Kenneth Loach - to Birth: Bet Death: 4 November Charles City Birth: 6 May Mauston, Juneau, Wisconsin, USA.

With 15 films and two Palme d'Or wins, Ken Loach is the surprise answer to the trivia question about the record-holder for the director having the most.

He states he first found a birth at Kestrel Films, a company set up by Tony Garnett, Ken Loach and Kenith Trodd.

Ken Loach's second feature film that was based on Hines's short novel, A kestrel for a knave, published in

Filmed in multiple locations including Greenwich, London; Buckinghamshire, England; and Berkshire, England.

The son of an electrician, he attended grammar school in Nuneaton and after two years of National Service studied Law at Oxford University, where he was President of the Dramatic Society. After university he briefly pursued an acting career before turning to directing, joining Northampton Repertory Theatre as an assistant director in 1961 and then moving to the BBC as a trainee television director in 1963.

Loach's first directorial assignment was a thirty-minute drama written by Roger Smith (who worked as story editor on Loach's early Wednesday Plays and was still collaborating with him over thirty years later).

In 1964 he also directed episodes of Z Cars (BBC, 1962-78), which taught Loach the difficulties of directing live television drama, and Diary Of A Young Man (BBC), which enabled him to see the possibilities film afforded to get out of the studio and onto the streets.

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