version. Hodges agreed. The result, starring Michael Caine, Get Carter, was released early in 1971. Klinger, Hodges and Caine formed a production company to make Pulp which followed in 1972. Klinger was the executive producer of the Confessions series of sex comedies (Window Cleaner/Pop Performer/Driving Instructor/Holiday Camp) during the period 1974-78. He continued with big budget action films, such as Gold (1974) and Shout at the Devil (1976), both starring Roger Moore and with Lee Marvin in the later. The two films were based on novels by Wilbur Smith, and aimed an international market. He died in Watford. His son, Tony Klinger, has had a career in the film and television industry. Filmography Produced by Michael Klinger and Tony Tenser Naked as Nature Intended (documentary, uncredited executive producer, 1961) That Kind of Girl (executive producer, 1963) The Yellow Teddy Bears (US: Gutter Girls, 1963) London in the Raw (documentary, 1964) The Black Torment (1964) Saturday Night Out (1964) Primitive London (documentary, 1965) A Study in Terror (executive producer, 1965) Repulsion (executive producer, 1965) The Projected Man (executive producer, 1966) Cul-de-sac (1966) Secrets of a Windmill Girl (executive producer, 1966) Produced by Michael Klinger The Pleasure Girls (1965) Muhair (1967) The Penthouse (executive producer, 1967) Baby Love (executive producer, 1968) The London That Nobody Knows (1969) Get Carter (1971) Something to Hide (US: Shattered, 1972) Pulp (1972) Barcelona Kill (executive producer, 1973) Confessions of a Window Cleaner (executive producer, 1974) Gold (1974) Rachel's Man (1975) Confessions of a Pop Performer (executive producer, 1975) Shout at the Devil (1976) Confessions of a Driving Instructor (executive producer, 1976) Confessions of a Summer Camp Councillor (executive producer, 1977) Blood Relatives (executive producer, 1978) Tomorrow Never Comes (1978) Riding High (1981) The Assassinator (executive producer, 1988) References Further reading External links 1920 births 1989 deaths English film producers English Jews 20th-century English businesspeople