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After writing international theatrical hit Ladies' Night (with Stephen Sinclair) and helming two short films, playwright turned novelist Anthony McCarten directed Via Satellite (1998), his first feature. Based on his sixth play, the dysfunctional family tale stars Danielle Cormack in twin roles. Follow-up Show of Hands is set largely in a car yard; McCarten's adaptation of his rite-of-passage novel Death of a Superhero is set in Ireland.
You go into each film as an uncompromising artist and come out a beaten-up pragmatist.
– Anthony McCarten
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Death of a Superhero |
Original Author |
2011 |
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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 |
1994 |
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Nocturne in a Room |
Director |
1992 |
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Rodney and Juliet |
Writer |
1990 |
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Pumpernickel |
Writer |
1989 |
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Worzel Gummidge Down Under |
Writer |
1987 |
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