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Michael Grandage
Michael Grandage was born in 1962. He is an actor and director, known for My Policeman (2022), Genius (2016) and Jack and Lem.
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5 nominations.
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Actor (13 credits)
Actor (13 credits)
1997-1998
Bugs
(TV Series)
Channing Hardy
Channing Hardy
- Absent Friends
(1998)
... Channing Hardy
- Happy Ever After?
(1997)
... Channing Hardy
- Fugitive
(1997)
... Channing Hardy
- Nuclear Family
(1997)
... Channing Hardy
- The Price of Peace
(1997)
... Channing Hardy
1991
The House of Eliott
(TV Series)
Hugo Bunting
Hugo Bunting
- Episode #1.8
(1991)
... Hugo Bunting
- Episode #1.7
(1991)
... Hugo Bunting
1990
The Green Man
(TV Mini Series)
Nick
Nick
- Episode #1.3
(1990)
... Nick
- Episode #1.2
(1990)
... Nick
- Episode #1.1
(1990)
... Nick
1989
Chelworth
(TV Mini Series)
Jamie
Jamie
- A Real House
(1989)
... Jamie
- My Dear Jamie...
(1989)
... Jamie
- Taking Your Profits
(1989)
... Jamie
- You Can't Beat Mozart
(1989)
... Jamie
- Shopping Around
(1989)
... Jamie
1988
Rumpole of the Bailey
(TV Series)
Dave Inchcape
Dave Inchcape
- Rumpole and the Quality of Life
(1988)
... Dave Inchcape
1988
Jackanory
(TV Series)
Storyteller
Storyteller
- Tales from the Edge of the World: Jack o'the World
(1988)
... Storyteller
- Tales from the Edge of the World: Mebb Nimbleshanks and the Prince of Flies
(1988)
... Storyteller
- Tales from the Edge of the World: The Boggart Tree
(1988)
... Storyteller
- Tales from the Edge of the World: Over the Edge
(1988)
... Storyteller
- Tales from the Edge of the World: The Wild Man
(1988)
... Storyteller
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Director (6 credits)
Director (6 credits)
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Producer (3 credits)
Producer (3 credits)
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Additional Crew (4 credits)
Additional Crew (4 credits)
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Self (8 credits)
Self (8 credits)
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Personal Details
Other Works:
: Directed "The Tempest", a play by William Shakespeare (Old Vic Theater, London, England, UK). See more »
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