Wilfred Shingleton Net Worth

Wilfred Shingleton Net Worth is
$12 Million

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Wilfred Shingleton (1914–1983) was an English art director. He enjoyed a distinguished career in the British film industry from his debut in 1937. Some of his early assignments were several George Formby vehicles – hugely popular with wartime audiences.His career really kicked off into a higher gear in 1947 when he won the Academy Award for his atmospheric sets for David Lean's Great Expectations.This led to a string of high profile projects including Anna Karenina (1948), The African Queen (1951) and Beat the Devil (1953), both for director John Huston, Hobson's Choice (1954) and Tunes of Glory (1960).He won a BAFTA for the wartime flying epic The Blue Max in 1966, after which he moved seamlessly into the world of TV, working on the stylish hit series The Avengers.He received an Emmy nomination for the miniseries Holocaust in 1978, winning the award two years later for the TV movie Gauguin the Savage. His last film – for which he received a BAFTA nomination – was the Merchant-Ivory film Heat and Dust in 1983.

Date Of Birth	January 24, 1914
Died	1983-01-01
Place Of Birth	London, England, UK
Profession	Production Designer, Art Director, Art Department
Star Sign	Aquarius

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1	Distinguished British art director, who began as a junior assistant in the art department at Ealing under the auspices of Edward Carrick and Clifford Pember. He was involved with naval camouflage during wartime service, then joined Cineguild in 1947. Shingleton was assigned a number of prestige pictures, including "Great Expectations", "The African Queen" and "The Blue Max" (for which he won a BAFTA in 1966). He also devoted time lecturing on art direction at schools and youth clubs.

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Distinguished British art director, who began as a junior assistant in the art department at Ealing under the auspices of Edward Carrick and Clifford Pember. He was involved with naval camouflage during wartime service, then joined Cineguild in 1947. Shingleton was assigned a number of prestige pictures, including "Great Expectations", "The African Queen" and "The Blue Max" (for which he won a BAFTA in 1966). He also devoted time lecturing on art direction at schools and youth clubs.

Production Designer

Title	Year	Status
I Could Go on Singing	1963
Tarzan's Three Challenges	1963
Term of Trial	1962
Waltz of the Toreadors	1962
Tunes of Glory	1960
Hell, Heaven or Hoboken	1958
The Key	1958	as Wilfrid Shingleton
Abandon Ship	1957
The Green Man	1956
Malaga	1954
Sea Devils	1953	uncredited
The Passionate Sentry	1952
La rivale dell'imperatrice	1951
Heat and Dust	1983
Eye of the Needle	1981
Gauguin the Savage	1980	TV Movie as Wilfrid Shingleton
The Lady Vanishes	1979
Les Miserables	1978	TV Movie
Holocaust	1978	TV Mini-Series 4 episodes
Voyage of the Damned	1976
Frankenstein: The True Story	1973	TV Movie as Wilfrid Shingleton
The Amazing Mr. Blunden	1972
Endless Night	1972
Macbeth	1971	as Wilfrid Shingleton
Say Hello to Yesterday	1971	as Wilfrid Shingleton
The Buttercup Chain	1970
Goodbye Gemini	1970	as Wilfrid Shingleton
Strange Report	1969-1970	TV Series 11 episodes
The Best House in London	1969
Prudence and the Pill	1968	as Wilfrid Shingleton
Sebastian	1968	as Wilfrid Shingleton
The Avengers	1967	TV Series 6 episodes
Dance of the Vampires	1967	as Wilfrid Shingleton
The Blue Max	1966	as Wilfrid Shingleton
Promise Her Anything	1966
Judith	1966
Espionage	1963-1964	TV Series 7 episodes
Summer Flight	1963

Art Director

Title	Year	Status
The Innocents	1961	as Wilfrid Shingleton
The Queen's Guards	1961	as Wilfrid Shingleton
The Pure Hell of St. Trinian's	1960
Trouble in the Sky	1960
The Bridal Path	1959
She Played with Fire	1957
Port Afrique	1956	as Wilfrid Shingleton
Storm Over the Nile	1955	as Wilfrid Shingleton
Footsteps in the Fog	1955
A Kid for Two Farthings	1955	as Wilfrid Shingleton
Marriage a la Mode	1955	as Wilfrid Shingleton
Court Martial	1954
The Green Scarf	1954
Hobson's Choice	1954
Meet Mr. Lucifer	1953
Beat the Devil	1953
Sea Devils	1953
The African Queen	1951
Cry, the Beloved Country	1951
Shadow of the Eagle	1950
The Great Manhunt	1950
Bonnie Prince Charlie	1948	as W. Shingleton
Blanche Fury	1948
Take My Life	1947
Great Expectations	1946
Ships with Wings	1942	as Wilfrid Shingleton
Turned Out Nice Again	1941	as Wilfrid Shingleton
The Ghost of St. Michael's	1941
Three Cockeyed Sailors	1940
Spare a Copper	1940	as Wilfrid Shingleton
Saloon Bar	1940	as Wilfrid Shingleton
To Hell with Hitler	1940
Convoy	1940
The Proud Valley	1940	as Wilfrid Shingleton
Return to Yesterday	1940
Come on George!	1939	as Wilfrid Shingleton
Young Man's Fancy	1939	as Wilfrid Shingleton
Cheer Boys Cheer	1939
The Secret Four	1939	as Wilfrid J. Shingleton
Trouble Brewing	1939	as Wilfrid Shingleton
George Takes the Air	1938	as W. Shingleton
Penny Paradise	1938	as Wilfrid Shingleton
I See Ice	1938	as W. Shingleton
Keep Fit	1937	as W. Shingleton
The Fortunate Fool	1933	as W. Shingleton

Art Department

Title	Year	Status
Saints and Sinners	1949	set designer - as Wilfrid Shingleton
Women of Dolwyn	1949	set designer - as Wilfrid Shingleton
Anna Karenina	1948	assistant art director
There Ain't No Justice	1939	sets - as Wilfrid Shingleton

Set Decorator

Title	Year	Status	Character
The Cure for Love	1949

Won Awards

Year	Award	Ceremony	Nomination	Movie
1980	Primetime Emmy	Primetime Emmy Awards	Outstanding Art Direction for a Limited Series or a Special	Gauguin the Savage (1980)
1967	BAFTA Film Award	BAFTA Awards	Best British Art Direction (Colour)	The Blue Max (1966)
1948	Oscar	Academy Awards, USA	Best Art Direction-Set Decoration, Black-and-White	Great Expectations (1946)

Nominated Awards

Year	Award	Ceremony	Nomination	Movie
1984	BAFTA Film Award	BAFTA Awards	Best Production Design/Art Direction	Heat and Dust (1983)
1978	Primetime Emmy	Primetime Emmy Awards	Outstanding Art Direction for a Drama Series	Holocaust (1978)

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Wilfred Shingleton Net Worth

Wilfred Shingleton Net Worth is
$12 Million