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Donald Carmody (born April 16, 1951) is an American-born Canadian film and television producer.
Don Carmody (Producer) has been producing films and television for close to 40 years. His film credits currently number more than 100 projects, including the smash hits Porky's and Porky's II, the classic A Christmas Story, the Weekend At Bernie's series, The Late Shift (nominated for seven Emmy Awards® and three Cable Ace awards), and Chicago ...
Donald Carmody (born April 16, 1951) is an American-born Canadian film and television producer.
Don Carmody (Producer) has been producing films and television for close to 40 years. His film credits currently number more than 100 projects, including the smash hits Porky's and Porky's II, the classic A Christmas Story, the Weekend At Bernie's series, The Late Shift (nominated for seven Emmy Awards® and three Cable Ace awards), and Chicago ...
Don Carmody Productions is lead by Don Carmody, one of the most successful independent producers in the film and television industry, and has produced over 125 films and television shows all around the globe.
Don Carmody is arguably the biggest, most prolific film and television producer in Canada. His credits include, Porkys, Good Will Hunting, Heist, Chicago (f...
Don Carmody has been producing films for more than 35 years. Graduating from one of Canada's first university film programs in the early 70's, he started in ...
Don Carmody. Highest Rated: 90% Death of a Ladies' Man (2020) Lowest Rated: 3% Battlefield Earth (2000) Birthday: Apr 16, 1951. Birthplace: Providence, Rhode Island, USA. Don Carmody was an...
Dec 2, 2013 · After adapting video games Resident Evil and Silent Hill into movies, Carmody is producing a mobile app game called Evil Empire with Toronto’s XMG Studio. “When I was approached to be involved in the actual creation of a video game, I said, ‘This is interesting. Let’s try,’” he recalls.
In the spring of 2011, Don Carmody was working on his 100th film. Northernstars.ca was given an opportunity to interview him about his long and successful career. Edited into 8 approximately 10-minute segments, in Part 1, Don Carmody talks about how he ended up in Montreal, where he studied film, and his first work in film.
