Dylan Thomas: From Grave to Cradle (2003)
Born in 1914, Dylan Thomas was an unruly and undisciplined child who was interested only in English at school and was determined from childhood to become a poet. Little did he know that he would eventually become world-renowned. The film unravels the myth by tracing the poet's biography backwards, from his much written about, much lied about death, to the heart of the Dylan Thomas story and his beginnings in a quiet street in suburban Swansea.
Director: Anthony Wall
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Nigel Williams as Narrator |
| Sound | Martin Rosenbaum | Sound |
| Writing | Nigel Williams | Writer |
| Directing | Anthony Wall | Director |
| Editing | Roy Deverell | Editor |
| Camera | Martin Rosenbaum | Camera Operator |
| Production | Anthony Wall | Executive Producer |
