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David Paltenghi(1919-1961)

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Director

David Paltenghi was born on 20 July 1919 in Christchurch, England, UK. He was an actor and director, known for The Electronic Monster (1958), The Love Match (1955) and Keep It Clean (1956). He was married to Pamela Georgina Louise Mason. He died on 4 February 1961 in Windsor, Berkshire, England, UK.

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Known for

The Electronic Monster

4.6

Director(dream sequence)

1958

The Love Match

6.6

Director(as David Paltenchi)

1955

Keep It Clean

4.5

Director

1956

Orders Are Orders

4.8

Director

1954

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Armchair Theatre
7.5
TV Series
- dances arranged by
- 1956
Port Afrique
5.2
- choreographer
- 1956
Alexander the Great
5.8
- choreographer (uncredited)
- 1956
The Black Knight
5.1
- choreographer
- 1954
Up to His Neck
5.7
- choreographer
- 1954
Dance Little Lady
5.1
- choreographer
- 1954
You Know What Sailors Are
5.5
- choreographer
- 1954
Face the Music
TV Series
- dance director
- dances directed by
- 1953
Music for You
TV Series
- choreographer
- production associate
- 1952–1953
The Sword and the Rose
6.3
- dances by
- 1953
The Queen of Spades
7.1
- choreographer
- 1949
A Song on the Wind
TV Movie
- choreographer
- 1948
Hamlet
7.6
- mime play
- 1948

Actor

Pursuit of the Graf Spee
6.6
- Customs Officer (uncredited)
- 1956
Invitation to the Dance
6.4
- The Husband in 'Ring Around the Rosy'
- 1956
Harmony Lane
5.5
Short
- 1954
The Black Knight
5.1
- High Priest
- 1954
The House of Cards
TV Movie
- The Man
- The King
- 1953
Kaleidoscope
7.7
TV Series
- Self in Pictures in the Fire segment
- 1951
The Queen of Spades
7.1
- Officer in the Gaming Room
- 1949
Sleeping Car to Trieste
6.6
- Vincente (uncredited)
- 1948

Director

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Alternative name
- David Paltenchi
Born
- July 20, 1919
- Christchurch, England, UK
Died
- February 4, 1961
- Windsor, Berkshire, England, UK
Spouse
- Pamela Georgina Louise Mason1949 - February 4, 1961 (his death, 2 children)
Other works
He performed in the ballet, "The Haunted Ballroom" by Ninette De Valois, "Comus" by Robert Helpmann, and "Casse Noisette Act II: The Kingdom of Sweets" by Ivanorff in a Sadler's Wells Ballet at the New Theatre in London, England with Margot Fonteyn, Robert Helpmann, Jean Bedells, Peggy Van Praagh, Beryl Grey, Moyra Fraser, John Field, Celia Franca, Lorna Mossford and Joy Newton in the cast. Constant Lambert was orchestra conductor.