| K. G. George was an influential Indian filmmaker in the Malayalam film industry and received the prestigious J. C. Daniel Award. |
| During college, he worked as a painter to support himself. |
| His career began as an assistant director on the film 'Maya' (1972), working with director Ramu Kariat. |
| In 1974, he wrote the screenplay for 'Nellu' and served as an associate director for the film. |
| His directorial debut, 'Swapnadanam' (1975), was both a commercial and critical success, establishing his presence in the New Indian Cinema Movement. |
| In the 1980s, he was recognized as a 'via media director' alongside prominent filmmakers Padmarajan, Bharathan, and Mohan. |
| In 1978, he directed and wrote the screenplay for 'Iniyaval Urangatte.' |
| His film 'Yavanika' (1982) utilized a unique cinema within cinema technique, where he handled directing, screenplay, and story writing. |
| 'Flashback' (1983) was based on the life of actress Shobha and earned acclaim post-release despite initial criticism. |
| 'Panchavadi Palam' (1984) was the first Malayalam film to satirize the political landscape of Kerala, based on a story by Veloor Krishnankutty. |
| In the same year, K. G. George also appeared in 'Adaminte Vaariyellu.' |
| His film 'Irakal' (1985) explored the theme of violence and was written, directed, and produced by him. |
| Besides directing and writing, he produced 'Mahanagaram' in 1992. |
| He directed and wrote various films including 'Vyaamoham' (1978), 'Ulkkadal' (1979), 'Kolangal' (1981), 'Yaathrayude Anthyam' (1989), and 'Ee Kanni Koodi' (1990). |
| His acting credits include roles in 'Pranayavarnangal' (1998), 'Five Fingers' (2005), and 'Currency' (2009). |
| In 2012, he published his memoir 'Flashback Enteyum Cinemayudeyum.' |
| A documentary titled '8½ Intercuts: Life and Films of K.G. George' was released in 2018, celebrating his life and work. |
| Seven of his films have been showcased at national and international film festivals. |
| He established the Malayalam Cine Technicians Association (MACTA) and served as its chairman. |
| Additionally, he held the position of chairman at the Kerala State Film Development Corporation. |
