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Peter Mullan PETER MULLAN Film: Marionette Dr Mcvittie Elbert Van Strien Accento Films/ Black Camel Mowgli: Legend Of The Jungle Akela Andy Serkis Warner Bros Pearl Al Elsa Amiel Bande A Parte Productions The Vanishing Thomas Kristoffer Nyholm Mad As Birds Hostiles Ross Scott Cooper Waypoint Entertainment Tommy's Honour Tom Morris Jason Connery Gutta Percha Productions Sunset Song John Guthrie Terence Davies Hurricane Films Hector* Hector Mcadam Jake Gavin A Product Of Malitsky Hercules Sitacles Brett Ratner Paramount Pictures Sunshine On Leith Rab Dexter Fletcher Dna Films Ltd Liability Peter Craig Viveros Corona Pictures The Man Inside Gordon Sinclair Dan Turner Scanner Rhodes Productions Welcome To The Punch Roy Eran Creevy Scott Free Productions War Horse Ted Narracott Steven Speilberg Amblin Entertianment Tyrannosaur** Joseph Paddy Considine Warp Films Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows Yaxley David Yates Warner Bros The Red Riding Trilogy Martin Laws Julian Jarrold, James Marsh Revolution Films Neds*** Mr Mcgill Peter Mullan Bluelight Films Stone Of Destiny Ian’s Father Charles Martin Smith The Mob Film Company Dragnet Riley Steve Hudson Carlington Film Prod Cargo Captain (lead) Clive Gordon Slate / Morena Films Children Of Men Syd Alfonso Cuarón Quietus Prod Ltd: Last Legion Odacer Doug Lefler Last Legion Prod Ltd On A Clear Day Frank Gaby Dellal Baker Street Blinded Francis Eleanor Yule Blinded Ltd Criminal Hannigan Gregory Jacobs Warner Independent Out Of This World Sgt. Jim Junji Sakamoto Shouchiku Kiss Of Life Joe Emily Young Wild Horses Ltd Young Adam Joe David Mackenzie Recorded Picture Co. Shallow Grave Andy Danny Boyle Channel 4 Films Session 9 Gordon Brad Anderson U S A Films The Claim Dillon Michael Winterbottom Revolution Films Miss Julie**** Jean Mike Figgis Daza Films Ordinary Decent Criminal Stevie Thaddeus O' Sullivan Little Bird My Name Is Joe***** Joe Ken Loach Parallax Productions Bog Woman Barrie Tom Collins Hindsight Films Trainspotting Mother Superior Danny Boyle Figment Films Braveheart Tam Mel Gibson Icon Riff Raff Peter Ken Loach Parallax Television: Ozark Snell Jason Bateman Blue Cat Productions Mum Michael Richard Laxton Big Talk Productions Westworld James Delos Various Bad Robot Peter Mullan 1 Markham Froggatt & Irwin Limited Registered Office: Bank Gallery, High Street, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, CV8 1LY Registered in England No. 7268133 VAT Registration No. 993 055 789 Members of the PMA Gunpowder Henry Garnet J Blakeson Kudos Quarry The Broker Greg Yaitanes Railway Spine Productions Stonemouth Don Charles Martin BBC2 Olive Kitteridge Jim O'Casey Lisa Cholodenko HBO The Fear* Richie Michael Samuels Channel 4 Top Of The Lake* Matt Jane Campion B B C The Fixer Kenny Alvick Riley Kudos The Trial Of Tony Blair Gordon Brown Simon Cellan Jones Channel 4 Boy A Terry John Crowley Cuba Pictures Shoe Box Z00 Michael Scot Various B B C Entering Blue Zone Dr Hart Sarah Gavron Saul’s Story Limited Ruffian Hearts Chez David Kane B B C Television Rab C Nesbitt Peter The Warlock Various B B C Television Taggart Peter Various S M G Productions Your Cheatin' Heart Tonto Michael Whyte B B C Television * Awards: Film Awards * Hector Winner - Scottish Bafta For Best Actor ** Tyrannosaur Nomination - Best British Actor, The London Critics Award, 2011 Winner - Sundance World Cinema Special Jury Prize For Leading Role Nomination - Best Actor - British Indepdent Film Awards, 2011 Winner - Sliver Astor Best Screenplay - Mar Del Plata Festival 2011 Winner - Jury Special Award - Mar Del Plata Festival 2011 Winner - Acca Award - Mar Del Plata Festival 2011 Winner - Signis Awrad - Mar Del Plata Festival 2011 *** Neds Winner - Best Picture - San Sebastian Film Festival 2010 Winner - Best Director - Bafta Scotland 2011 Winner - Best Writer - Bafta Scotland 2011 **** Miss Julie Nomination - Best Actor - British Independent Film Awards, 1999 ***** My Name Is Joe Winner - Best Actor - Cannes, 1998 Winner - Best Actor - Valladolid International Film Festival, 1998 Nomination - Best Performance By A British Actor In An Independent Film - British Independent Film Awards 1998 Nomination - Best Actor - European Film Awards, 1998 Nomination - British Actor Of The Year - London Critics Circle Film Awards, 1998 Television Awards: * The Fear Winner - Best T V Actor / Actess, Scottish Baftas, 2013 ** Top Of The Lake Winner - AACTA Award for Best Guest or Supporting Actor in a Television Drama Nomination - Critics' Choice Television Award For Best Movie/ Miniseries Supporting Actor Nomination - Primetime Emmy Award For Outstanding Supporting Actor In A Miniseries Or Movie Peter Mullan 2 Markham Froggatt & Irwin Limited Registered Office: Bank Gallery, High Street, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, CV8 1LY Registered in England No. 7268133 VAT Registration No. 993 055 789 Members of the PMA.
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