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- Michael O'Neill was born on 29 May 1951 in Montgomery, Alabama. He is an actor, known for Dallas Buyers Club (2013), Transformers (2007) and Seabiscuit (2003). He is married to Mary O'Keefe. They have three children.
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Working both as a feature writer-director, David M. O'Neill's latest produced work includes the documentary, "Mary, Life After Jesus" and the work-for-hire Warner Brothers hi-jack, action-thriller "Passenger 58".
David's latest screenplay, "Saving MLK" comes from the immersive work through ScreenwritingU Master writer's series. The story is of Byron Middleton, an attaché to Martin Luther King Jr., where he finds himself in Memphis, April 4th, 1968 in the line of fire between James Earl Ray and his mentor MLK changing the world forever. David's screenplay was recognized in 2023 as a quarter finalist in the prestigious Santa Barbara International Screenwriting Awards. His novel adaptation of Eric Higgs thriller "The Happy Man" was also recognized as a semi-finalist winner.
Combined written and directed features include "Five Aces" 20th Century and gambling action-thriller, "Player 5150" First Look Studios. Additional produced writing ventures include the Afghanistan family political-drama, "The Black Tulip" (Snag Films) and the Netflix ESX Production rural political action drama, "The Stand at Paxton County".
Taking on the sole writing duties on The Black Tulip, David's film was shot entirely on location in Kabul Afghanistan and was selected by the Afghanistan Film Commission as its official, 2011 Academy Award entry for Best Foreign Language Film. Favored in the 83rd Motion Picture Academy Awards as eligible for best original screenplay, Tulip was ultimately awarded Pen USA's 2013 prestigious Freedom to Write Award along with numerous other international festival awards. The film premiered September 23rd, 2010, at the Ariana Cinema Theater in Kabul, Afghanistan. There were advance screenings at the headquarters of the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force for allied commander General David Petraeus, the U.S. embassy in Kabul, as well as screenings held at the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles for notable political dignitaries and foreign policy makers.
David spends his time partnering with rights holders, capturing, creating, and executing new Intellectual Property content. New works include an adaptation of Mary of Agreda's "The Mystical City of God" - Golf comedy "Gentlemen Only Ladies Forbidden" - St. Martin's Press psychological thriller, "What Lies in the Valley Below" and Viking Press, Pulitzer Nominated Richard Jessup's action-thriller, "Threat".
Awards Include: The Black Tulip - Freedom to Write Award. Afghan Film Official Entry - Best Foreign Film, Motion Picture Academy Awards. Official Academy screenplay consideration. NY International Film Festival - Official Selection. Salento International Film Festival - Best Feature Film, Boston International Film Festival - Best Feature Film. Beverly Hills Film Festival - Golden Palm Grand Prize. Cinequest - Official Selection, International Digital - Screenwriter. Ft. Lauderdale Int. Film Festival - Writer-Director - Spirit of Independent Filmmaking Award. William Morris Agency - Writer of the Week. Monte Carlo Charity - Best Feature.
David is a graduate of the University of Oregon, Arizona School of Business, American Conservatory Theater of San Francisco, and the Screenwriting University master's certificate program.
See more at www.davidmoneill.net- Michael completed the acting course at the national institute of dramatic art (NIDA) in 1981. going by the stage name of Michael O'Neill, he performed in numerous productions for the state theatre companies in Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide. from 1989-1994 he played the role of Dr Steve Harrison on ABC TV's award winning medical drama GP. In 1998 Michael settled in Warragul (Gippsland, Victoria) with his wife Tracey and their three children. He is now a drama teacher at a Christian School and directs school musical productions. In 1996 Michael acted on stage with John Howard in Michael Glow's "the incorruptible" and in 2011, appeared as Alan in Off the Leash Theatre's version of Yasmina Reza's God of Carnage
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Michael O'Neill is known for The Grammar of Happiness (2012), Australia: The Story of Us (2014) and The Emperor's Club (2002).- Michael O'Neill is known for Allegiance (2012) and The Onion News Network (2011).
- Michael O'Neill is known for Black and Blue (1973), Crown Court (1972) and Six Days of Justice (1972).
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Michael O'Neill is known for The Flight of Ulick Underhill (2024), Extreme Physics (2018) and History Makers Northern Ireland (2020).- Additional Crew
Born in Milwaukee, WI on November 10, 1991, Michael O'Neill has been all around the United States. Living in Wisconsin, Arizona, New York, and currently California, he's looked for what the world has to offer. He's been involved in sports, ranging from football to rowing, and has participated in musicals and plays as both an actor, and working behind the scenes. He studied business at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, California, receiving his BA in Business.- Producer
- Actor
Michael O'Neill is known for They Might be Saints (2020) and Undercover Christian (2018).- Art Department
- Michael O'Neill is known for Martini's Shot (2005).
- Visual Effects
- Michael O'Neill is known for Goremet, Zombie Chef from Hell (1986).
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- Producer
Michael O'Neill is known for They Might be Saints (2020).- Additional Crew
Michael O'Neill is known for The Back Room (2008).- Additional Crew
- Director
- Writer
Michael O'Neill is known for Australia's Best Street Racer (2019), No Good Deed (2014) and The Small Town Drifter (2019).- Michael O'Neill is known for Police Interceptors (2008).
- Michael O'Neill was born in 1969 in Portadown, Northern Ireland, UK.
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- Composer
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Michael O'Neill is known for No More Chances (2015), The Betwixt Killer (2015) and Jenna The Great (2019).- Actor
- Soundtrack
Michael O'Neill is known for Bella Ciao! (2018).- Additional Crew
Michael Patrick O'Neill is known for Shark Week (1987).- Michael O'Neill is known for Grand Designs Australia (2010).
- Additional Crew
Michael O'Neill is known for Curfew (2016) and Kardia (2006).- Camera and Electrical Department
Michael O'Neill is known for Revelation: The End of Days (2014) and Cowboys and Dissidents (2012).- Cinematographer
Michael O'Neill is known for The Vault (2018).- Transportation Department
Michael O'Neill is known for The Book Group (2002).- Michael O'Neill is known for Birth of a Salmon (2019).
- Michael O'Neill is known for Clash of the Continents (2010).
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- Camera and Electrical Department
- Set Decorator
Michael O'Neill is known for Rich Coast (2010).- Cinematographer
Michael O'Neill is known for The Living Planet (1984).- Michael O'Neill is known for The Brexes mk4 (2015).
- Michael O'Neill is known for Con Safos: Refections of Life in the Barrio (2021).
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Michael O'Neill is known for A New Way Home (2001).- Michael O'Neill is known for The Screaming Meemees: See Me Go (1981), The Screaming Meemees: Till I Die (1981) and The Screaming Meemees: At At (1981).
- Sound Department
Michael O'Neill is known for No Strings Attached (2012).- Michael L. O'Neill is known for The Glue That Binds (2006).
- Camera and Electrical Department
Michael O'Neill is known for The Boy Next Door (2012).