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Bob Mahoney (director)

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Bob Mahoney is an English film director and producer.

Theatre productions

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Mahoney served as a board director of Triumph Theatre Productions alongside Duncan Weldon, Sir R. Millar, and J. Minskoff.[citation needed] The company produced several plays on Broadway and in the West End, including:

  • "Sweet Bird of Youth" (1975), starring Lauren Bacall [Citation needed]
  • "Aren't We All" (1985), starring Rex Harrison and Claudette Colbert [Citation needed]
  • "Breaking the Code" (1987), starring Derek Jacobi [Citation needed]
  • "American Buffalo" (1983), starring Al Pacino [Citation needed]
  • "A Long Day's Journey into Night" (1986), starring Jack Lemmon [Citation needed]
  • "Walk in the Woods" (1988), starring Alec Guinness and Edward Herrmann [Citation needed]
  • "The Merchant of Venice" (1994), starring Dustin Hoffman [Citation needed]

Awards

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  • 1979 K. Tel "Ronnie Barker" Diploma - London Ad Awards[1]
  • 1978 Rotary Watches "I'm Late" Gold Clio New York[2]
  • 1977 Evening News "Classified" Bronze - London Ad Awards[3]

Filmography

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As director

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Year Title Notes
1981 The Last of Linda Cleer
1985 Operation Julie
1986 May We Borrow Your Husband?
1989 A Day In Summer
1994 The Wanderer
1995 Chiller Two episodes
1995 Strike Force
1996 The Governor. Series 2. Part 1
1996 The Governor. Series 2. Part 2
1999 Heartbeat Changing Places
1999 Can't See for Looking
1999 European Forty Five
2004 Critical Assignment
2008 The Garden of Eden Producer
2013 Summer in February Executive Producer in Development

References

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