Martin Smith

Biography

Career Overview

Martin Smith has 16 screen credits in a career dating back to 1968. Signature works include The Two Deaths of Adolf Hitler, Purple Triangles, It's Got to Be Funny, Hasn't It.... Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For

Directing

Gender

Known Credits

16

Known For

• 

  The Two Deaths of Adolf Hitler
• 

  Purple Triangles
• 

  It's Got to Be Funny, Hasn't It...
• 

  Death in the West
• 

  Compañero: Víctor Jara of Chile

Frequent Collaborators

• Eric Porter (1 collaborations)
• Max Wall (1 collaborations)
• Peter Williams (1 collaborations)
• Joan Jara (1 collaborations)
• Víctor Jara (1 collaborations)

Credits

• production (5 credits)

  • Stealing Klimt

    executive producer

    production
    2007
  • Purple Triangles

    producer

    production
    1991
  • It's Got to Be Funny, Hasn't It...

    producer

    production
    1983
  • The Two Deaths of Adolf Hitler

    producer

    production
    1975
  • The World at War

    - Remember (1974) ... producer production

    - Nemesis (February–May 1945) (1974) ... producer production

    - Red Star: The Soviet Union (1941–1943) (1974) ... producer production
    1973

• writing (2 credits)

  • Stealing Klimt

    writer

    writing
    2007
  • Under the Rainbow

    screenplay

    writing
    1981

• directing (6 credits)

  • Purple Triangles

    director

    directing
    1991
  • It's Got to Be Funny, Hasn't It...

    director

    directing
    1983
  • Death in the West

    director

    directing
    1976
  • Compañero: Víctor Jara of Chile

    director

    directing
    1975
  • The Two Deaths of Adolf Hitler

    director

    directing
    1975
  • The World at War

    - Nemesis (February–May 1945) (1974) ... director directing

    - Red Star: The Soviet Union (1941–1943) (1974) ... director directing
    1973

• editing (3 credits)

  • The World at War

    - Occupation: Holland (1940–1944) (1974) ... editor editing
    1973
  • Johnny Cash at San Quentin

    editor

    editing
    1969
  • The Doors Are Open

    editor

    editing
    1968