Robert Hartford-Davis was one of England's more successful exploitation filmmakers of the postwar era, and among the first notable figures in that field to come out of British television. Along with his younger contemporaries Piers Haggard, Jeremy Summers, and Michael Reeves, he was a mainstay of action, horror, and exploitation cinema in England during the '60s and '70s.
Born in Kent, England in...
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