- Richard Coker-Enahoro was born on May 17, 1972 in London, England, UK. He was a cinematographer and producer, known for Banshee (2003). He died on May 29, 2004 in London.
- Born with Sickle Cell, Cirrhosis, Jaundice and Chronic Lung Disease. In 1995 developed Stills Disease (which is only supposed to occur in children under the age of 5, but he was 23 at the time). Leukemia in 1996. Lung Fungal infection in 1997 whilst undergoing Chemotherapy, closely followed by an occular fungal infection which almost saw him lose his eyes. Pulminary embolism in 2000. He had a Stroke in 2002 and has now developed a Bone Marrow Disease which the Doctors have never seen before. He is now due to have a Bone Marrow Transplant before the end of 2003.
- Born with sickle cell, cirrhosis, jaundice and chronic lung disease. In 1995 developed Stills Disease (which is only supposed to occur in children under the age of 5, but he was 23 at the time). Leukemia in 1996. Lung fungal infection in 1997 whilst undergoing chemotherapy, closely followed by an occular fungal infection which almost saw him lose his eyes. Pulminary embolism in 2000. He had a stroke in 2002 and has now developed a bone marrow disease which the Doctors have never seen before, but think might be associated with MDS (Myelodysplastic Syndrome). He is due to have a bone marrow transplant before the end of 2003.
- In 1996 "Blind Spot" his debut feature for Warner Bros. was cancelled when he developed Leukemia.
- Father, Michael Enahoro, was the first black student at the Royal Ballet School.
- Started directing music videos at the age of 16. Worked at such companies as Propaganda, Tony Kaye Films, Gravity, Funky Chicken, Woof Dog, Gone Native, Spectraphonic and Media Circus. Was head of Music Video at Gone Native, Spectraphonic and Media Circus.
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