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Philip John

Philip John

Philip John is a multi award-winning Welsh writer director. Ex bass player with DIY punk band Reptile Ranch. Philip dumped the music business following an ill-fated busking trip to Paris with a nine-piece rhythm and kazoo outfit performing Motown numbers. His postgraduate short, Suckerfish, was BAFTA nominated. He has also received two Best Director BAFTA nominations for his work on the UK series Being Human. Philip is known for Downton Abbey (2013-15) Outlander (2016) and Irvine Welsh and Dean Cavanagh's scabrous comedy, Wedding Belles (2007). Philip's movie Moon Dogs premiered at the EIFF in 2016 to packed houses and much acclaim, and was chosen for Best of the Fest,. Moon Dogs won Best International First Feature at the Galway Film Fleadh the same year.

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Philip John  Movies & TV Credits

Title Rating Job Role(s) Year
Movie
6.3
DirectingDirector2016
Movie
7
EditingEditor2011
Movie
DirectingDirector, Adaptation
TV Show
8.3
DirectingDirector
2 Episodes
2008-2010
TV Show
6.4
DirectingDirector
8 Episodes
2017
TV Show
7.7
DirectingDirector
11 Episodes
2008-2013
TV Show
6.8
DirectingDirector
1 Episode
2018-2019
TV Show
7.1
DirectingDirector
1 Episode
2013-2015
TV Show
7
DirectingDirector
2 Episodes
2002-2005
TV Show
7.4
DirectingDirector
2 Episodes
2008-2010
TV Show
7.8
DirectingDirector
6 Episodes
2003-2015
TV Show
8.4
DirectingDirector
4 Episodes
2014
TV Show
7
DirectingDirector
1 Episode
2017-2019
TV Show
7.6
DirectingDirector
2 Episodes
2015-2015
TV Show
7.7
DirectingDirector
3 Episodes
2017-2023
TV Show
7.3
DirectingDirector
3 Episodes
2021
TV Show
6.5
DirectingDirector
1 Episode
2017-2018
Short Film
6.1
DirectingDirector2001
Short Film
6
DirectingDirector, Writer1999
Movie
6.8
DirectingDirector2007
Movie
7.7
DirectingDirector, Producer2009
Movie
5.8
DirectingDirector2010
Limited Series
5.9
DirectingDirector
4 Episodes
2024-2024
Title Rating Job Role(s) Year
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