I. Wells, as well as adopting his wife's daughter from a previous marriage, Charlotte-Lynn. This marriage lasted for the rest of his life. Bernstein's daughter is a documentarian, following in her father's footsteps by producing more than 40 short documentaries and currently lives in New York. She helped to bring about her father's last wish that the documentary on which he had done so much work, with Alfred Hitchcock and many others. The story of this documentary can be found in the HBO film Night Will Fall. Bernstein was a keen art collector and paintings from his collection adorned the walls of the Granada Studios. On his death in 1993, he bequeathed part of his collection – which included works by Chagall and Modigliani – to the Manchester Art Gallery. Bernstein was known to be a bad driver, something that his colleagues such as Mike Scott used to joke about when Bernstein gave up driving. Filmography Rope (uncredited producer, 1948) Under Capricorn (uncredited producer, 1949) German Concentration Camps Factual Survey, restoration of which discussed in documentary film Night Will Fall (2015) Memory of the Camps (1985) executive producer, including footage of concentration camps filmed by Hitchcock as part of Factual Survey in 1945 Frontline (1985) executive producer (US release) episode, "Memory of the Camps" Arms References External links Sidney Bernstein biography at British Film Institute Sidney Bernstein biography at Museum.tv Sidney Bernstein obituary at The Independent Memory of the Camps at Frontline website 1899 births 1993 deaths English Jews English television executives ITV people Labour Party (UK) life peers Life peers created by Elizabeth II People from Ilford International Emmy Directorate Award Jewish British politicians Members of Middlesex County Council 20th-century English businesspeople