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Keith Cavele. Producer: Split Second. Keith Cavele was born on 4 May 1949 in Hailsham, Sussex, England, UK. He is a producer and writer, known for Split Second (1992), The Golden Lady (1979) and The American Way (1986).
- May 4, 1949
Jan 21, 2015 · Keith Cavele said the television series had been developed around Jersey locations. A £200,000 investment in a film by Jersey States does not need to be written off, according to the man behind...
Jan 31, 2014 · Bloggers have now revealed that Cavele was convicted in Southwalk Crown Court for stealing thousands of pounds from investors who thought they were backing top-flight films, and the story has been picked up by the wider media.
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- Director at Canbedone Productions Ltd
- Canbedone Productions Ltd
- Fierce Creatures. (34442696) John Cleese wrote and starred in Fierce Creatures, a tale of a new manager attempting to restore the fortunes of a failing zoo by doing away with all the animals apart from the ferocious ones.
- Force 10 from Navarone. (34442704) Extras are pictured here taking a break during filming scenes for Force 10 from Navarone in the grounds of La Hague Manor, St Peter’s Valley, in January 1978.
- Being Julia. PA Photo/Sony Pictures Classic. (FILMS). (34442767) Bruce Greenwood and Annette Bening starred in Being Julia (2004), a comedy drama set in the 1930s, part of which was made in Jersey.
- Enemy At The Door. (34442780) ITV series Enemy At The Door (1978-1980) followed life in Guernsey under German occupation. However, the series was more often filmed in Jersey, including this scene on the north coast.
Keith Cavele is known as an Producer, Executive Producer, and Supervising Producer. Some of their work includes Split Second, Queen Kong, Hawks, The American Way, and The Golden Lady.
Feb 28, 2013 · Doubts were cast about the authenticity of the project and the speed at which it was progressing but the man behind the film, director Keith Cavele, has told the JEP that those concerns are...
