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After writing international theatrical hit Ladies' Night (with Stephen Sinclair) and helming two short films, playwright /novelist Anthony McCarten made his feature debut directing Via Satellite (1998). Based on his sixth play, the dysfunctional family tale starred Danielle Cormack in twin roles. Follow-up Show of Hands is set largely in a car yard. The McCarten-scripted, Irish-shot Death of a Superhero is due in 2011.
You go into each film as an uncompromising artist and come out a beaten-up pragmatist.
– Anthony McCarten
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Director |
2008 |
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The English Harem |
Writer |
2005 |
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Director |
1998 |
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Fluff |
Director |
1995 |
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Script Editor |
1994 |
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The Edge |
Subject |
1993 - 1996 |
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Nocturne in a Room |
Director |
1992 |
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Rodney and Juliet |
Writer |
1992 |
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Pumpernickel |
Writer |
1989 |
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Worzel Gummidge Down Under |
Writer |
1986 - 1989 |
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