Michael Lindsay-Hogg

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Nationality: American
Birthdate: 05/05/1940
Birthplace: New York City, New York, United States

biography

Esteemed stage director who began his career as principal director of the British TV rock music series, "Ready, Steady, Go!" in the 1960s and as a pre-MTV music video pioneer, creating the visuals for such hit songs as the Beatles' "Paperback Writer" and "Hey Jude" and the Rolling Stones' "Jumpin' Jack Flash" which led to his feature debut with the Beatles' documentary "Let It Be" (1970). He won acclaim for his sensitive handling of actors and serious themes with the NYC productions of "Whose Life Is It, Anyway?", "Agnes of God" and Larry Kramer's searing AIDS drama, "The Normal Heart".

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milestones

Year
Milestone
 
Was unable to read until age nine
 
First job at age 16 was as an apprentice at John Houseman's repertory company in Stratford, Connecticut
 
Directed first play at age 21 at a summer repertory company he established in upstate New York with friend Peter Bogdanovich
 
Moved to Dublin; worked as a TV floor manager
 
Made TV directing debut with a play starring Milo O'Shea that he had previously staged at the Dublin Theatre Festival
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