Title: Captain Thunderbolt (film)
Content:  Captain Thunderbolt is a 1953 Australian action film from director Cecil Holmes about the bushranger Captain Thunderbolt. It was one of the few all-Australian films of the 1950s.
Title: Captain Thunderbolt (film)
Content: Grant Taylor as Captain Thunderbolt ; Charles Tingwell as Alan Blake ; Rosemary Miller as Joan ; Harp McGuire as Trooper Mannix ; John Fegan as Sergeant Dalton ; Jean Blue as Mrs Ward ; John Fernside as Colonel ; Loretta Boutmy as Maggie ; Ronald Whelan as Hogstone ; Charles Tasman as Colonial Secretary ; Harvey Adams as parliamentarian ; Patricia Hill as Belle ; John Brunskill as Judge 
Title: Captain Thunderbolt
Content: Ambrose Pratt in 1905 edited William Monckton's "Three Years with Thunderbolt," which he and A. S. Joseph turned into a melodrama "Thunderbolt", performed for the first time on 14 October 1905 by William Anderson's company at the Theatre Royal in Sydney. The part of Thunderbolt was played by Laurence Dunbar. ; John Gavin played him in the 1910 silent film Thunderbolt. ; Cecil Holmes made Captain Thunderbolt in 1951 with locations in New England. After distribution difficulties, the premiere was in June 1955 at the Capitol Theatre, Armidale. The Sydney release was on 8 September 1955 at the Lyric, George Street. No complete print of the film is now known. The trailer was uncovered in January 2010 by the National Film and Sound Archive. The film is a focus item in NFSA's Search for Australia's Lost Films. ; Tom Roberts 1895 painting In a corner on the Macintyre depicts Captain Thunderbolt in a shootout with police. Thunderbolt's story has been dramatised several times. 
Title: Captain Thunderbolt (film)
Content:  The budget was provided entirely by theatrical entrepreneur Sir Benjamin Fuller. It was a return to leading man roles for Grant Taylor. The movie was shot in early 1951 on location in New England, New South Wales, and at the Royal National Park in Sydney, with studio work done in Supreme Sound System in North Sydney. The woolshed dance sequence was shot at a Pyrmont woolstore. One of Thunderbolt's robbery victims was played by Kathleen Drummond, daughter of the then-local MP David Drummond. British censorship requirements meant that the real-life romantic relationship between Thunderbolt and his aboriginal girlfriend Mary, who helped him escape from Cockatoo Island, was not featured in the film when released in Britain. According to Filmink "Holmes was a bit of a lefty in real life, and he fashions the story so poor old Thunderbolt is a victim of the upper classes. Holmes was conservative enough, however, to remove Thunderbolt’s aboriginal wife from the story entirely." Captain Thunderbolt was allowed to live at the end of the film because the producers hoped to spin it off into a TV series. This did not happen.
Title: Captain Thunder (film)
Content:  Captain Thunder is a 1930 American Pre-Code historical drama film which was produced and distributed by Warner Bros. and released late in 1930. The film was directed by Alan Crosland and stars Victor Varconi in his first full-length all-talking feature. The film was based on a story The Gay Caballero which was written by Pierre Couderc and Hal Davitt. A copy is preserved at the Library of Congress.
Title: Captain Thunder (film)
Content: Victor Varconi as El Capitan Thunder ; Fay Wray as Ynez ; Charles Judels as Commandante Ruiz ; Robert Elliott as Morgan ; Bert Roach as Pablo ; Natalie Moorhead as Bonita ; Frank Campeau as Hank ; Don Alvarado as Juan ; John St. Polis as Pedro ; Robert Emmett Keane as Don Miguel 
Title: The Thunderbolt (1919 film)
Content:  The Thunderbolt is a 1919 American silent drama film directed by Colin Campbell and starring Katherine MacDonald, Spottiswoode Aitken and Thomas Meighan.
Title: Captain Thunderbolt (film)
Content:  The film did not receive a wide release in Australia – it did not play in Melbourne cinemas until late 1955, and Sydney until 1956. However it sold well overseas, including to American television. The only known copy of the film is in possession of the Australian National Film and Sound Archive. It is the 53-minute TV edition and in 16mm format only. The archive is looking for a copy of the full 69-minute version. The Archive has published the Trailer originating from a 35mm print.
Title: Thunderbolt (1910 film)
Content:  H. A. Forsyth produced the film and adapted Three Years With Thunderbolt into a screenplay. He also appeared in the film as a young bushranger. John Gavin directed and played the lead role. Because the film was longer than the typical movies of the time Gavin later claimed that "everyone warned him that his venture was doomed to failure". Shooting took place in Lithgow and Hartley Vale, with extras recruited from local miners who were then on strike. The shoot reportedly took less than three weeks.
Title: Operation Thunderbolt (film)
Content:  Pre-production on a Hollywood film began shortly after the actual raid had taken place. With a projected large budget, and efforts to land Steve McQueen in a leading role, the project collapsed. At that point, Menahem Golan as director and co-producer, Yoram Globus also as co-producer and Ken Globus as screenwriter, took over the aborted project. The Golan/Globus team made a decision to achieve a near-documentary feel to the proposed film. Utilizing a full-scale outdoor set consisting of control tower and terminal, the recreated Entebbe Airport also had a collection of realistic scale models of the Ugandan Air Force MiG-17 and MiG-21 fighters. Three of the four Hercules transports that were flown in the raid are seen in the film. Operation Thunderbolt was produced with the co-operation of the Israeli Air Force and the Israeli government. The film features 

Question: Who was the director of Captain Thunderbolt?
Answer: Cecil Holmes.
Cecil William Holmes.