The following films are those which Mike Hodges wrote and/or directed.
Suspect (UK, 1969, 80m, TV film)
Production Company: Thames
Director: Mike Hodges
Producer: Mike Hodges
Executive Producer: Lloyd Shirley
Screenplay: Mike Hodges
Camera: Michael Rhodes
Sound: Basil Rootes
Film Editor: Mike Taylor
Dubbing Mixer: Mike Billings
Production Designer: Patrick Downing
Music: Norman Kay
Cast: Rachel Kempson (Phyllis Segal), Bryan Marshall (Mark Segal), George Sewell (DI Barnes), Michael Coles (DS Jagger), Jean Alexandrov (Jean Segal), Roger Rowland, Russell Hunter, Dorothy White, Christopher Banks
Rumour (UK, 1970, 80m, TV film)
Production Company: Thames
Director: Mike Hodges
Producer: Mike Hodges
Executive Producer: Lloyd Shirley
Screenplay: Mike Hodges
Camera: Dusty Miller
Script Editor: George Markstein
Sound: Basil Rootes
Film Editor: Peter Lee-Thompson
Production Designer: Patrick Downing
Music: Moody Blues
Cast: Michael Coles (Sam Hunter), Ronald Clarke (The Assassin), with Mary Baxter, Joyce Blair, Kevin Brennan, John Caeser, David Cargill, Martin Carroll
Get Carter (UK, 1971, 112m)
Production Company: MGM / Released by MGM-EMI Distributors Ltd
Director: Mike Hodges
Producer: Michael Klinger
Screenplay: Mike Hodges
Photography: Wolfgang Suschitsky
Editor: John Trumper
Music: Roy Budd
Art Director: Roger King
Production Designer: Assheton Gorton
Cast: Michael Caine (Jack Carter), Ian Hendry (Eric Paice), Britt Ekland (Anna Fletcher), John Osborne (Cyril Kinnear), Tony Beckley (Peter), George Sewell (Con McCarty), Geraldine Moffat (Glenda), Dorothy White (Margaret), Rosemarie Dunham (Edna), Petra Markham (Doreen), Alun Armstrong (Keith), Bryan Mosley (Cliff Brumby), Glynn Edwards (Albert Swift), Bernhard Hepton (Thorpe), Terence Rigby (Gerald Fletcher)
Pulp (UK, 1972, 95m)
Production Company: United Artists
Director: Mike Hodges
Producer: Michael Klinger
Screenplay: Mike Hodges
Photography: Ousama Rawi
Editor: John Glenn
Music: George Martin
Art Director: Darrell Lass
Production Designer: Patrick Downing
Cast: Michael Caine (Mickey King), Mickey Rooney (Preston Gilbert), Lionel Stander (Ben Dinuccio), Lizabeth Scott (Princess Betty Cippola), Nadia Cassini (Liz Adams), Dennis Price (Mysterious Englishman), Al Lettieri (Miller), Leopoldo Trieste (Marcovic), Amerigo Tot (Partisan), Robert Sacchi (Jim Norman), Giulio Donnin (Typing Pool Manager), Joe Zammit Cordina (Santana), Luciano Pigozzi (Del Duce), Maria Quasimodo (Senora Pavone)
The Terminal Man (US, 1974, 103m)
Production Company: Warner Bros.
Director: Mike Hodges
Producer: Mike Hodges
Screenplay: Mike Hodges (based on Michael Crichton’s novel)
Photography: Richard H Kline
Editor: Robert L Wolfe
Music: “Goldberg Variation No. 25” by J S Bach, performed by Glenn Gould
Art Director: Fred Harpman
Cast: George Segal (Harry Benson), Joan Hackett (Dr Janet Ross), Richard A Dysart (Dr John Ellis), Donald Moffat (Dr Arthur McPherson), Michael C Gwynne (Dr Robert Morris), William Hansen (Dr Ezra Manon), Jill Clayburgh (Angela Black), Norman Burton (Det. Capt. Anders), James Sikking (Ralph Friedman), Matt Clarke (Gerhard), Jim Antonio (Richards), Gene Borkan (Benson’s Guard), Dee Carroll (Night Nurse)
Damien: Omen II (US, 1978, 109m)
(Hodges left as Director after three weeks’ shooting. Replaced by Don Tayler. Hodges did, however, receive credit for the screenplay)
Production Company: Twentieth Century Fox
Director: Don Taylor
Producer: Harvey Bernhard, Charles Orme
Screenplay: Mike Hodges, Stanley Mann
Photography: Bill Butler
Editor: Robert Brown
Music: Jerry Goldsmith
Art Director: Philip M Jefferies
Cast: William Holden (Richard Thorn), Lee Grant (Ann Thorn), Jonathan Scott-Taylor (Damien Thorn), Robert Foxworth (Paul Buher), Nicholas Pryor (Charles Warren), Lew Ayres (Bill Atherton), Silvia Sidney (Aunt Marion), Lance Henrikson (Sergeant Neff), Elizabeth Shepherd (Joan Hart), Lucas Donat (Mark Thorn), Allan Arbus (Pasarian)
Flash Gordon (UK, 1980, 110m)
Production Company: Universal/De Laurentiis
Director: Mike Hodges
Producer: Dino De Laurentiis
Screenplay: Lorenzo Semple Jr
Photography: Gil Taylor
Editor: Malcolm Cooke
Music: Howard Blake, Queen
Art Director: Danilo Donati
Cast: Sam J Jones (Flash Gordon), Melody Anderson (Dale Arden), Max von Sydow (The Emperor Ming), Topol (Doctor Hans Zarkov), Ornella Muti (Princess Aura), Timothy Dalton (Prince Barin), Brian Blessed (Prince Vultan), Peter Wyngarde (Klytus), Mariangela Melato (Kala), John Osborne (Arborian Priest), Richard O’Brien (Fico), John Hallam (Luro), Philip Stone (Zogi, the High Priest), Suzanne Danielle (Serving Girl), William Hootkins (Munson)
Missing Pieces (US, 1983, 96m)
Production Company: CBS
Director: Mike Hodges
Producer: Doug Chapin
Screenplay: Mike Hodges (based on Karl Alexander’s novel)
Photography: Charles Correll
Editor: Jim Oliver
Art Director: Fred Harpman
Cast: Elizabeth Montgomery (Sara Scott), Ron Karabatsos (Claude Papazian), John Reilly (Sam), Louanne (Valerie Scott), Robin Gammell (Senator Lawrence Conrad), Julius Harris (Spencer Harris), David Haskell (Andy), Daniel Pilon (Jorge Martinez), Virginia Paris (Anna Perez), Leslie Ackerman (Judith Rosenus), Martin Azarow (Hector Bolinas), David Byrd (Motel Manager), Burke Byrnes (2nd Man Hood), Daniel Currie (Doctor), Lou Cutell (Man)
And the Ship Sails On (France/Italy, 1983, 132m)
(Hodges dubbed the English version of this Fellini film)
Director: Mike Hodges
Producer: Franco Cristaldi
Screenplay: Catherine Breillat, Roberto De Leonardis (Italian dialogue adaptation), Federico Fellini, Tonini Guerra
Photography: Giuseppi
Editor: Ruggero Mastroianni
Art Director: Maria-Teresa Barbasso
Music: Gianfranco Plenizio
Cast: Freddie Jones (Orlando), Barbara Jefford (Ildebranda Cuffari), Victor Poletti (Aureliano Fuciletto), Peter Cellier (Sir Reginald J Dongby), Elisa Mainardi (Teresa Valegnani), Norma West (Lady Violet Dongby Albertini), Paolo Paoloni (Il Maestro Albertini), Sarah-Jane Varley (Dorotea), Fiorenzo Serra (Il Granduca), Pina Bausch (La Principessa Lherimia), Pasquale Zito (Il Conte di Bassano), Linda Polan (Ines Ruffo Saltini), Philip Locke (Il Primo Ministro), Jonathan Cecil (Ricotin), Maurice Barrier (Ziloev)
Squaring the Circle (UK/US, 1984, 120m)
Production Company: TVS/Metromedia Producers
Corporation/Britannic Film and Television
Director: Mike Hodges
Producer: Frederick Brogger
Screenplay: Tom Stoppard
Editors: John Bloom, Eric Boyd-Perkins
Production Designer: Voytek
Cast: Richard Crenna (Narrator), Bernard Hill (Lech Walesa), Alec McCowen (Rakowski), Roy Kinnear (Kania), John Woodvine (Geirek), Richard Kane (Jaruzelski), Don Henderson (Kuron), Frank Middlemass (Brezhnev), John Bluthal (Babiuch)
Morons from Outer Space (UK, 1985, 97m)
Production Company: Thorn EMI, distributed by Columbia-EMI-Warner
Director: Mike Hodges
Producers: Barry Hanson, Verity Lambert
Screenplay: Griff Rhys Jones, Mel Smith, developed by Bob Mercer
Photography: Phil Meheux
Editor: Peter Boyle
Music: Peter Brewis
Art Director: Terry Gough, Bert Davey
Production Designer: Brian Eatwell
Cast: Mel Smith (Bernard), Griff Rhys Jones (Graham Sweetley), James Sikking (Colonel Laribee), Dinsdale Landen (Commander Matteson), Jimmy Nail (Desmond Brock), Joanne Pearce (Sandra Brock), Paul Bown (Julian Tope), Sean Barry-Weske (Doomsday Man), Edward Arthur (Television Interviewer – UK), Tim Barker (Mathematician), Joss Buckley (TV presenter), Richenda Carey (Countess Gretel), John Clamp (Bobby), Susan Denaker (Nurse 1), Robin Driscoll (Space Pilot), Graham Fellows (Cipher)
Florida Straits (US, 1986, 97m)
Production Company: HBO Pictures/Robert Cooper Films
Director: Mike Hodges
Producer: Stuart B Rekant
Screenplay: Roderick Taylor
Photography: Dennis C Lewiston
Editor: Edward M Abroms
Music: Michel Colombier
Art Director: Mack Pittman
Production Designer: Voytek
Cast: Raul Julia (Carlos Jayne), Fred Ward (Lucky Boone), Daniel Jenkins (Mac), Jaime Sanchez (Innocente), Victor Argo (Pablo), Ilka Tanya Payan (Carmen), Antonio Fargas (El Gato Negro), Jesse Corti (Guido), Raul Davila (Esteban), Simon Frederick (Beer Handler), Ed Grady (Lenny), Olivia Griego (Carmen’s Daughter), Mario R Griego (Patrol Boat Captain), Dani Gulledge (Danny’s Girlfriend), Cedric Guthrie (Danny)
A Prayer for the Dying (US, 1987, 105m)
Production Company: HBO Pictures/Robert Cooper Films
Director: Mike Hodges
Producer: Peter Snell, Sam Goldwyn Jr
Screenplay: Edmund Ward (based on Jack Higgins’s novel)
Photography: Mike Garfath
Editor: Peter Boyle
Music: Bill Conti
Art Director: Martyn Herbert
Production Designer: Evan Hercules
Cast: Mickey Rourke (Martin Fallon), Bob Hoskins (Father Da Costa), Alan Bates (Jack Meehan), Sammi Davis (Anna), Christopher Fulford (Billy), Liam Neeson (Liam Docherty), Leonard Termo (Bonati), Camille Coduri (Jenny), Maurice O’Connell (Miller), Alison Doody (Siobhan Donovan), Karl Johnson (Fitzgerald), Ian Bartholomew (Kristou), Peggy Aitchison (Mrs Orton), Cliff Burnett (Varley), Anthony Head (Rupert)
Black Rainbow (UK, 1990, 95m)
Production Company: Goldcrest
Producers: John Quested, Geoffrey Helman
Screenplay: Mike Hodges
Photography: Gerry Fisher
Editor: Malcolm Cooke
Music: John Scott
Art Director: Patricia Klawonn
Production Designer: Voytek
Cast: Rosanna Arquette (Martha Travis), Jason Robards (Walter Travis), Tom Hulce (Gary Wallace), Mark Joy (Lloyd Harley), Ron Rosenthal (Irving Weinberg), John Bennes (Ted Silas), Linda Pierce (Mary Kuron), Olek Krupa (Tom Kuron), Marty Terry (Mrs Adams), Ed Grady (Geoff McBain), Jon Thompson (Jack Callow), Helen Baldwin (Eva Callow), Darla N Warner (Shirley Harley), Christopher L Gray (Choirmaster), Lucy Williams (Choirlady)
The Lifeforce Experiment aka The Breakthrough
(UK/Canada, 1994)
(Hodges was the screenwriter only.)
Production company: Filmline International Inc./Screen Partners Ltd
Director: Piers Haggard
Producer: Nicholas Clermont
Screenplay: Mike Hodges, Gerard Macdonald (based on Daphne du Maurier’s story The Breakthrough)
Photography: Peter Benison
Music: Osvaldo Montes
Editor: Yves Langlois
Production Designer: John Meighen
Cast: Donald Sutherland (Dr “MAC” MacLean), Mimi Kuzyk (Jessica Saunders), Vlasta Vrana (Dr Robbie Allman), Corin Nemec (Ken Ryan), Hayley Reynolds (Niki Janus), Miguel Fernandes (George Cornwall), Michael Rudder (Woddy Gifford), Michael J Reynolds (Jack Aspect), Bronwen Mantel (Gaylene Janus), Peter Colvey (Victor Janus), Richard Zeman (Shepherd), Ann Page (Receptionist), Henderson Walcott (US Marine), Philip Pretten (Attache), Michael Caloz (Ken – 9 years old)
The Healer (UK, 1992, 2 x 60m episodes)
Production Company: BBC
Director: Mike Hodges
Producers: Clive Brill, G F Newman
Screenplay: G F Newman
Editor: John Richards
Cast: Teresa Banham (Ann Meadrow), Leo Brightmore (Thomas Price), Michael Britton (Simon Major), Robert Brydon (Sean), Julie Covington (Madeleine Harland), Julia Ford (Dr Martha Fairbrass), Helen Griffin (Sister Day), Nicky Henson (Dr Ralph Raebryte), Fraser James (Jack Dark), Richard Lynch (Dave Major), Hilary Mason (Mary Simpson), Celia Montague (Elaine Price), David Norman (Peter Spinks), Richard Rees (Dr Paul Wem), Paul Rhys (Dr John Lassiter), Melanie Walters (Gill Major)
Dandelion Dead (UK, 1993, 4 x 60m episodes)
Production Company: London Weekend Television
Director: Mike Hodges
Producers: Patrick Harbinson
Executive Producer: Sarah Wilson
Screenplay: Michael Chaplin
Photography: Gerry Fisher
Editor: Malcolm Cooke
Music: Barrington Pheloung
Production Designer: Voytek
Cast: Michael Kitchen (Major Herbert Armstrong), Sarah Miles (Catherine Armstrong), David Thewlis (Oswald Martin), Lesley Sharp (Constance “Connie” Martin, née Davies), Peter Vaughan (Dr Hinks), Diana Quick (Marion Glassford-Gale), Bernard Hepton (Mr Davies), Robert Stephens (Henry Vaughan), Don Henderson (Chief Inspector Crutchett), Chloe Tucker (Eleanor Armstrong), Alexandra Milman (Margaret Armstrong), Joseph Steel (Pearson Armstrong), Lucy Jenkins (Inez), Roger Lloyd-Pack (Phillips), Patrick Godfrey (Griffiths)
Croupier (UK, 1998, 91m)
Production Company: Channel Four Films/Little Bird/Tatfilm
Director: Mike Hodges
Producer: Jonathan Cavendish
Screenplay: Paul Mayersberg
Photography: Mike Garfath
Editor: Les Healey
Music: Simon Fisher Turner
Production Designer: Jon Bunker
Cast: Clive Owen (Jack Manfred), Alex Kingston (Jani de Villiers), Gina McKee (Marion), Kate Hardie (Bella), Nicholas Ball (Jack’s Father), Paul Reynolds (Matt), Nick Reding (Max), Kate Fenwick (Cloë), Ozzi Yue (Mr Tchai), Tom Mannion (Ross), James Clyde (Gordon), Emma Lewis (Fiona), Ciro de Chiara (Arabic Man), Barnaby Kay (Car Dealer), Sheila Whitfield (Manicurist), John Radcliffe (Barber)
I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead (UK, 2002, 90m)
Production Company: Will & Co Productions Ltd
Director: Mike Hodges
Producer: Eliza Mellor
Screenplay: Trevor Preston
Photography: Mike Garfath
Editor: Peter Boyle
Music: Simon Fisher Turner
Production Designer: Jon Bunker
Cast: Clive Owen (Will), Charlotte Rampling (Helen), Malcolm McDowell (Boad), Jonathan Rhys Meyers (Davy)