the coal industry in Wales. 1950s 1950: The Undefeated, by Paul Dickson. 1950: David, by Paul Dickson. 1952: Hindle Wakes was filmed at Great Orme, Llandudno. Directed by Arthur Crabtree. 1952: Girdle of Gold, a comedy set in Wales about Evans the milk and Griffith the hearse searching for a pair of corsets. Directed by Montgomery Tully. 1953: Valley of Song was filmed at Dryslwyn and Llanfynydd, Carmarthenshire, directed by Gilbert Gunn. 1954: The Constant Husband was filmed in Newquay and Aberaeron starring Rex Harrison it was directed by Sidney Gilliat. 1954: The Happiness of Three Women (aka - wishing well ) is directed by Maurice Levey. 1955: The Blue Peter was filmed around Aberdovey and Cadair Idris, Dolgellau. Directed by Wolf Rilla. 1958: Law and Disorder was filmed in Newport, Pembrokeshire and Fishguard Harbour, directed by Charles Crichton. 1959: Tiger Bay takes place in Tiger Bay, Cardiff, Wales, and was directed by J. Lee Thompson. 1960s 1962: Dylan Thomas is a short documentary on the poet featuring the narration of the Welsh actor Richard Burton. Directed by Jack Howells, it won the 1963 Academy Award for Best Documentary Short. 1962: Only Two Can Play starred Peter Sellers as the Welsh character John Lewis, and was directed by Sidney Gilliat. 1963: Bitter Harvest was filmed in Cardiff and Senghenydd, directed by Peter Graham Scott. 1967: Jules Verne's Rocket to the Moon, directed by Don Sharp. 1970s 1972: Under Milk Wood was a film version of Dylan Thomas's "play for voices", starring Pontrhydyfen-born actor Richard Burton, then-wife Elizabeth Taylor and Peter O'Toole. It was directed by Andrew Sinclair. 1973: Holiday on the Buses was filmed at Prestatyn in the Pontins holiday camp, directed by Bryan Izzard. 1973: Hang Up Your Brightest Colours is a once-banned documentary by Kenneth Griffith on Irish Republican Michael Collins. 1976: At the Earth's Core, directed by Kevin Conner, takes place in the Welsh mountains. 1976: Above Us the Earth, by Karl Francis. 1976: Whispers of Fear A woman inherits an old house in Wales, but is driven to madness and murder by jealous locals. Directed by Harry Bromley Davenport. 1977: Curious Journey, a documentary by Kenneth Griffith. 1978: Dylan is about Dylan Thomas's final visit to America, concluding with his death in New York on 9 November 1953, and directed by Richard Lewis. 1978: Grand Slam is a BBC Wales film about Welsh rugby fans travelling