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Roy Spence (filmmaker)
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Roy Spence (born 25 December 1944)[1][2] is a Northern Irish film director known for directing low-budget films belonging to the horror, fantasy and science fiction genres,[3] such as The Testament of Caleb Meeke (1969),[1][4] The Beast of Druids' Hill (1971),[1] and Brady's Bargain (1983).[5] Spence also directed the drama film The Wishing Stone (1978).[6]
Spence was born alongside his twin brother Noel Spence,[7] who would help Roy distribute his films.[8] The brothers opened their own two cinemas, the Tudor Cinema and the Excelsior, in their hometown of Comber, County Down, Northern Ireland.[1][8]
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