Rhys Williams

Born in the year 1897 in Clydach Vale, Wales, United Kingdom, Rhys Williams embarked on a filmmaking journey that spanned from 1941 to 1969. He primarily directed films in the genres of drama and mystery, with his most notable works including "The Bells of St. Mary's" and "Night Must Fall." Though not a recipient of major festival awards, Williams' distinctive authorial style is marked by his adept handling of suspense and his ability to elicit riveting performances from his actors. Rhys Williams was a director who, with his innate storytelling ability and keen eye for human emotions, breathed life into the characters he portrayed on screen.