Douglas Bristow

Douglas Bristow is a producer.

Biography ==

He was married to Yvonne Banning, they had two children, Jeremy Bristow-Bovey and Paul Bristow-Bovey.

Contribution to SA theatre, film, media and/or performance

The Villagers written by John Cundill and Noel Harford and directed by Douglas Bristow, with music by Mick Jade and the series edited by [[Pieter van Rooyen for TV in 1976. Bye Bye Booysens TV movie (Director: Douglas Bristow), The Wind Blew Her Away (TV movie) (Director: Douglas Bristow) in 1980, Hospital (TV series) (Director: Douglas Bristow), 1982 – Moving (TV Play) (Director: Peter Bode), Hospital (TV series) (Director: Douglas Bristow), 1982 – Moving (TV Play) (Director: Peter Bode),Simon and Laura (television play) (Director: Douglas Bristow), The Touch of Pink (TV movie) (Director: Douglas Bristow), Simon and Laura (television play) (Director: Douglas Bristow), 1984, The Danny Bickett Show (pilot for television series), Kringe in 'n Bos, Douglas Bristow, Much Ado About Nothing (TV play) (Director: Douglas Bristow), 1984 – Shakes vs Shav (TV play) (Director: Douglas Bristow).

Douglas Bristow is known on film and TV for Twelfth Night (1981), Much Ado About Nothing (1977) and Macbeth (1980).(IMDb[1])

Sources

Pretoria News, 5 January 1076.

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0109942/bio/?ref_=nm_ov_bio_sm

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