Peter Whitehead (filmmaker)
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Peter Lorrimer Whitehead (b. 8 January 1937 in Liverpool) is an English filmmaker who documented the counterculture in London and New York in the late 1960s. He is also known for his work as a director of promotional film clips (precursors to the modern music video) including "Insterstellar Overdrive" for Pink Floyd and several clips for The Rolling Stones.
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Films
- 1964 - The Perception of Life
- 1965 - Wholly Communion
- 1966 - Charlie Is My Darling
- 1967 - Pink Floyd London 1966-67
- 1967 - Tonite Let's All Make Love in London
- 1967 - Benefit of the Doubt
- 1969 - The Fall
- 1969 - Tell Me Lies
- 1973 - Daddy
- 1977 - Fire in the Water
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Music Videos
- 1966 - "Have you seen your mother, baby, standing in the shadow?" - "drag" version (The Rolling Stones)
- 1966 - "Have you seen your mother, baby, standing in the shadow?" - 'live' version (The Rolling Stones)
- 1966 - Lady Jane (The Rolling Stones)
- 1966 - "Let's spend the night together" (The Rolling Stones)
- 1967 - "We love you" (The Rolling Stones)
- 1967 - "Dandelion" (The Rolling Stones)
- 1967 - "Ruby Tuesday" (The Rolling Stones)
- 1967 - "Interstellar overdrive" (Pink Floyd)
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