Ted Marshall

Edward "Ted" Marshall (born before 1945) is a production designer and art director .

Life

Marshall began his career on the film staff in 1945 as an uncredited technical draftsman art director for the war film The Way to the Stars by Anthony Asquith . After further films in this function, he first worked his way up to the art director assistant. His first credit , he was the art director for the 1957 Hammer - Horror Curse of Frankenstein .

In 1964 , Marshall was nominated for an Oscar in the category Best Production Design for Tony Richardson's adventure film Tom Jones - Between Bed and Gallows together with Ralph W. Brinton , Jocelyn Herbert and Josie MacAvin , but the award went to the literary film The Ship of Fools that year . In 1966 , he received his second Oscar nomination for Martin Ritt's agent film The Spy Who Came Out of the Cold . Together with Hal Pereira , Tambi Larsen and Josie MacAvin, they lost out to the monumental film Cleopatra . Marshall was also nominated three times for the BAFTA Film Award between 1965 and 1969 ; 1965 for bedroom dispute , 1966 for Ein Platz above and 1969 for The attack of the light brigade . He never won this award either.

Marshall has rarely worked for television, including on five episodes of the series Guest at Errol Flynn . His last engagement was the 1978 television film The Thief of Baghdad by Clive Donner .

1964 : Oscar nomination for Best Production Design for Tom Jones - Between Bed and Gallows
1966 : Oscar nomination for Best Production Design for The Spy Who Came Out of the Cold
1965: BAFTA Film Award nomination for Best Production Design for Bedroom Dispute
1967: BAFTA Film Award nomination in the Best Production Design category for Ein Platz above
1969: BAFTA Film Award nomination for Best Production Design for The Attack of the Light Brigade

personal data
SURNAME	Marshall, Ted
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Marshall, Edward
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Production designer and art director
DATE OF BIRTH	before 1945