| Malcolm Clarke | |
|---|---|
 Clarke at the 86th Academy Awards | |
| 3 Nominations / 2 Wins | |
| Role | Director, Producer |
| England, UK | |
Malcolm Clarke is a British director and producer. He has been making films since the mid-seventies. Most of his early work was produced in his native England, while in recent years he has worked in the United States. Mr. Clarke's work has received wide recognition, including an Academy Award for You Don't Have to Die for Best Short Documentary. He began his career at the BBC, directing everything from the Nightly News and Documentaries, to Game Shows and Music programming. Upon leaving the BBC in 1975, he worked for Granada TV, Thames TV and London Weekend TV.
Wins[]
- 61st Academy Awards, 1988
- Best Documentary Short — You Don't Have to Die (shared with William Guttentag)
- 86th Academy Awards, 2013
- Best Documentary Short — The Lady in Number 6: Music Saved My Life (shared with Nicholas Reed)
Nominations[]
- 61st Academy Awards, 1988
- Best Documentary Short — You Don't Have to Die (shared with William Guttentag)
- 75th Academy Awards, 2002
- Best Documentary Feature — Prisoner of Paradise (shared with Stuart Sender)
- 86th Academy Awards, 2013
- Best Documentary Short — The Lady in Number 6: Music Saved My Life (shared with Nicholas Reed)
Videos[]
"The Lady in Number 6 Music Saved My Life" winning Best Documentary Short
Best Documentary Short 2013