has he directed any other films apart for the former one?
Yes, a B-movie "The Ringer".
Guy Hamilton
It worked and Korda allocated Hamilton the job of directing the B-movie ""The Ringer" (1952).
where is the man with the golden gun set It was set in the face of the 1973 energy crisis, a dominant theme in the script. when was this film released? December, 1974. what is the genre of this film? It was a spy thriller. who was the director? Guy Hamilton where is he from? He was born in Paris.
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Guy Hamilton [SEP] Early films as director
Reed suggested to Hamilton that if he wanted to direct he should refuse to re-sign with Korda unless he got the chance. It worked and Korda allocated Hamilton the job of directing the B-movie ""The Ringer" (1952). Hamilton's second film as director was "The Intruder" (1953) dealing with soldiers returning to civilian life, produced by Ivan Foxwell. He followed it with an adaptation of "An Inspector Calls" (1954). Hamilton's fourth film was the prisoner-of-war story "The Colditz Story" (1955), which he also co-wrote with producer Foxwell. It was his highest-grossing movie of the decade. He also tried a musical with Max Bygraves, "Charley Moon" (1956) and an adventure film which he co wrote with Foxwell, "Manuela" (1957).