Peter Greenwell(1929-2006)

Music Department
Composer
Writer

Peter Greenwell was born on 12 August 1929 in Hampton-in-Arden, Solihull, Warwickshire, England, UK. He was a composer and writer, known for The Boy Friend (1971), Song by Song (1977) and Up the Front (1972). He died on 4 June 2006 in Denia, Spain.

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Nominated for 1 Oscar
- 1 nomination total

Known for

The Boy Friend

6.8

Music Department

1971

Song by Song

8.2

TV Series

Music Department(Gershwin medleys)

Up the Front

4.5

Music Department

1972

Twenty Minutes South

TV Movie

Composer

1955

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Music Department

Song by Song
8.2
TV Series
- arrangements: Gershwin medleys
- 1977
Don't Just Lie There, Say Something!
4.6
- conductor
- 1974
Our Miss Fred
5.4
- conductor
- music arranger
- 1972
Up the Front
4.5
- conductor
- music arranger
- 1972
The Boy Friend
6.8
- music associate
- 1971
The Virgin Soldiers
6.1
- conductor
- music arranger
- 1969
It's Ragtime!
TV Series
- musical arrangements
- 1969
BBC Show of the Week
8.8
TV Series
- additional music
- 1968
Horizon
8.6
TV Series
- music: stills sequences
- 1968
The Long Cocktail Party
TV Movie
- music arranged and conducted by
- 1966
BBC 3
4.5
TV Series
- music
- 1966
The Long Garden Party
TV Movie
- music arranged and conducted by
- 1964
Benbow Was His Name
TV Movie
- music arranged by
- 1964
Steam, Sanctity and Song
TV Movie
- music arranger
- 1963

Composer

Don't Just Lie There, Say Something!
4.6
- Composer
- 1974
Our Miss Fred
5.4
- Composer
- 1972
Up the Front
4.5
- Composer
- 1972
The Virgin Soldiers
6.1
- Composer
- 1969
ITV Saturday Night Theatre
5.8
TV Series
- Composer
- 1969
For Amusement Only
TV Series
- Composer
- 1968
ITV Playhouse
7.0
TV Series
- Composer
- 1968
The Wednesday Play
7.3
TV Series
- Composer
- 1965
Victoria Regina
TV Mini Series
- Composer
- 1964
Twenty Minutes South
TV Movie
- Composer
- 1955

Writer

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Born
- August 12, 1929
- Hampton-in-Arden, Solihull, Warwickshire, England, UK
Died
- June 4, 2006
- Denia, Spain
Other works
Caryl Brahms, Ned Sherrin, and his play, "The Mitford Girls," was performed in a 1981 Chichester Festival Production at the Globe Theatre in London, England with Patricia Hodge, Lucy Fenwick, Colette Gleeson, Patricia Michael, Gay Soper, Julia Sutton, and Oz Clarke in the cast. Patrick Garland was director.