Christopher Menaul

Christopher Menaul is the director of a wide range of award-winning television series and films on both sides of the Atlantic. Iconic television work includes the original series of Prime Suspect, starring Helen Mirren, which won 4 BAFTAs, International Emmy-winner A Dangerous Man – T.E. Lawrence after Arabia, starring Ralph Fiennes, and two Royal Television Society Award winners, Precious Bane, starring Janet McTeer and John McEnery and Nice Work, with Warren Clarke and Hayden Gwynne. His other television work includes Homicide – Life On The Street, HBO's Golden Globe-nominated Fatherland, starring Rutger Hauer and Miranda Richardson, Showtime's The Passion of Ayn Rand, with Emmy-winning Helen Mirren, Belonging, with BAFTA nominee Brenda Blethyn, the BAFTA, RTS and Broadcast winner See No Evil: The Moors Murders, starring Maxine Peake as Myra Hindley and, Lynda la Plante's Above Suspicion, starring Kelly Riley and Ciarán Hinds (and Shaun Dingwall) and the Afghanistan war drama Combat Hospital. His first feature film, Feast of July for Merchant Ivory/Buena Vista, starred Embeth Davidtz and Ben Chaplin and his second, released in 2011, was the romantic comedy First Night, starring Richard E. Grant.

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