David Hare

AKA:
Sir , David Hare David Rippon
Nationality:
English
Birthdate:
06/05/1947
Birthplace:
St Leonards, Sussex, England
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biography
A left-leaning playwright who was one of the most vocal critics of former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, David Hare has also made sporadic excursions into film direction that have yielded interesting, and increasingly polished results. While his work tends to be cerebral, it provides meaty, challenging roles, particularly for women. Much of his best work revolves around females and their roles in society and politics. Hare first rose to prominence in England in the 1970s with his plays "Slag" (1970), "Knuckle" (1974) and "Teeth 'n' Smiles" (1975). Hare's better known stage plays include Continued
Credits
Screenplay
2002
Himself
2000
screenplay
2000
from stage play
2000
Producer
1997
Director
1997
Screenplay
1996
screenplay
1993
Screenplay
1988
Director
1988
screenplay
1988
Play as Source Material
1985
screenplay
1985
Screenplay
Associate Producer
Director
Director
Director
screenplay
screenplay
Screenplay
screenplay
Play as Source Material
screenplay
milestones
Year
Milestone
1968 
Co-founded the Portable Theatre, a traveling experimental company; made stage directing debut
1969 
Served first as literary manager, later as resident dramatist of Royal Court Theatre
 
Co-founded and directed Joint Stock Theatre Group
1977 
Feature debut, wrote and directed, "Licking Hitler"
1983 
Founded Greenpoint Films
Continued