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Writer & Executive Producer : Michael Hirst
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Executive Producer : Morgan O'Sullivan
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Writer & Executive Producer : Michael Hirst
| | Career Highlights Elizabeth (1998) - writer Elizabeth, the Golden Age (2007) - writer & executive producer |
| Date of Birth: Place of Birth: 1952 Bio: | Quotes:
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| Michael Hirst with a team of Morris Dancers called "the side" who performed on the set for the May day scene - Season 2. | [photo by by Jonathan Hession] |
Executive Producer : Morgan O'Sullivan
| | Career Highlights King Arthur Becoming Jane P.S. I love you The Blackwater Lightship The Roman Spring of Mrs Stone Ella Enchanted Veronica Guerin Reign of Fire Tristan & Isolde Highbinders The Count of Monte Cristo An Everlasting Piece David Copperfield Angela's Ashes, The Nephew, Oliver Twist, Moll Flanders, Mystic Nights of Tir na nOg (Gaban); St. Patrick (Saban Entertainment); Animal Farm (Hallmark); David Copperfield (Hallmark); Durango (Hallmark Hall of Fame); Her Own Rules (CBS); Braveheart (Icon); Scarlett and many more |
| Date of Birth: 1946 Place of Birth: Ireland Bio: Morgan O'Sullivan was born and educated in Dublin. He began his career in broadcasting with RTE and then went to Australia to work in various production management capacities. He also acted in a broadcasting capacity on TV and radio as an on-air announcer. Returning to Ireland three years later, he rejoined RTE and established himself as a major on-air celebrity with a weekly interview show broadcast on radio.Morgan is now the Managing Director of World 2000 Entertainment Ltd. | Quotes: [Tribune.ie - July 6, 2008] At the helm of the $40m production, which employs 300 people, is executive producer and local Bray man Morgan O'Sullivan. "It's really important to have somebody in the background who takes care of everything, who knows the business," Jonathan Rhys Meyers said. "Without Morgan, The Tudors would have been impossible." However, O'Sullivan (62) himself said the cornerstone of the period drama was writer Michael Hirst, whose screen credits include 1998 Oscar- winning film Elizabeth."It's Michael's vision we're trying to make happen," he says. "But along with Michael, you have Irish directors like Brian Kirk, Ciaran Donnelly and Dearbhla Walsh, and a huge team, including Tom Conroy our set designer, and Joan Bergin our Emmy-winning costume designer. Links: |
| Morgan O'Sullivan with Michael Hirst, Seamus McInernery & James Flynn accepting the IFTA for Best Drama Series / Soap | Jonathan Rhys Meyers giving credit to Morgan O'Sullivan |
| Season 1 | Morgan can be seen behind Annabelle Wallis - the "new" Jane Seymour - Season 3 |
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| Ciaran Donnelly with Jonathan Rhys Meyers on the set of season 1. Directed Season 1 Episodes 9 & 10 & Season 2 Episodes 1 - 10 He is the Chairman of the Screen Directors Guild of Ireland. | Alison Maclean Season 1 Episodes 7 & 8 a Canadian film director of music videos, short films, television (episodes of Sex & the City, The Tudors, Homicide. Life On the Streets), commercials and feature films. | |
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| MsSquirrly | Casting - Best & Worst | 13 | Aug 30 2008, 11:50 PM EDT by funrod6 | |
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Thread started: Aug 28 2008, 3:00 PM EDT
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There has been a lot said about the casting of this show but here we are going into our 3rd season of an award winning show. What casting choice do you think was the worst and the best?
For me, I have to say that although Gabrielle Anwar is a lovely actress, I really didn't buy her in her role of Princess Margaret...she was too tanned and at 38 ...really not a match for 25 yr old Henry Cavill. So she is my choice for Worst. For the Best, Jonathan Rhys Meyers and I have to say that in the beginming I really thought he wasn't right for the part but he has won me over with his larger than life portrayal through sheer screen presence. He has been criticized for overacting but Henry WAS melodramatic.... I think he has successfully made the part his own. (I didnt add the obvious ie. Jeremy Northam, Sam Neill, Peter O'toole, Maria Doyle Kennedy or James Frain but all really good casting choices.) |
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