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Birth name

Henry Kenneth Alfred Russell is documented in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography and LOC (Russell, Ken, 1927–2011) (LOC; ODNB). "Ken" is the familiar short form of Kenneth.

Flamboyant literary and music films

Russell made BBC arts documentaries, then feature films known for baroque visual style: Women in Love (1969; Oscar-nominated direction; Glenda Jackson won Best Actress), The Music Lovers, The Devils (1971), Tommy (1975), and Altered States (1980). He also directed opera and continued provocative independent work late in life (LOC).

He died in November 2011. Critical opinion remains divided between admiration for visual daring and debate over excess—standard for Russell coverage.

Women in Love Blu-ray/DVD Tommy Blu-ray/DVD Altered States Blu-ray/DVD

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FAQ

What was Ken Russell's real name?

Henry Kenneth Alfred Russell.

When was he born and when did he die?

Born July 3, 1927; died November 27, 2011.

Was Russell a stage name?

No. Ken shortens Kenneth; Russell is his birth surname.

Which film brought major Oscar attention?

*Women in Love* (1969).

Did he work in TV first?

Yes—notable BBC arts documentaries before features.

Sources

  1. LOC
  2. Oxford DNB entry
  3. Wikipedia (starting point)

Further reading: Wikipedia · IMDb