Tony Maylam

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Tony Maylam (1943) is an English-born filmmaker. He began his career in 1972 with the film Cup Glory, but his best-known film is the 1981 cult classic slasher film The Burning, which was given a rating of R by the MPAA only after extensive editing of the violence.

He also helmed The Sins of Dorian Gray, a 1983 made-for-TV adaptation of Oscar Wilde's novel The Picture of Dorian Gray that starred Anthony Perkins. 1992 saw the release of Split Second, a sci-fi thriller starring Rutger Hauer.

Since that time he has primarily directed documentaries that focus on automobiles.

Contents 1 Partil Filmography 1.1 Director 1.2 Screenplays 1.3 Producer

[edit] Partil Filmography

[edit] Director

• Cup Glory (1972)
• White Rock (1977)
• The Riddle of the Sands (1979)
• The Burning (film) (1981)
• The Sin of Dorian Gray (1983 - TV)
• Across the Lake (1988 - TV)
• Split Second (1992)
• Phoenix Blue (2001)

[edit] Screenplays

• Cup Glory (1983 - co-screenplay)
• White Rock (1977)
• The Riddle of the Sands (1979 - co-screenplay)
• The Burning (film) (1981 - co-story)
• Phoenix Blue (2001)

[edit] Producer

• Cup Glory (1972)