Stephen Woolley
Film director and producer, 'The Crying Game'
Born
September 3rd, 1956
68 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United Kingdom
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A British film director and producer, active in various notable film projects. Woolley co-founded the production company Palace Pictures. He produced 'The Crying Game', which garnered significant acclaim and was nominated for several Academy Awards. He also produced films such as 'The End of the Affair' and 'Interview with the Vampire'. In addition to his work in film, Woolley has made contributions in documentary filmmaking and has directed productions that delve into themes of cultural and personal identity.
Produced 'The Crying Game'
Produced 'Interview with the Vampire'
Co-founded Palace Pictures
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