Brian Dannelly
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Brian Dannelly is an American film director and screenwriter best known for his work on the 2004 film Saved!.
Dannelly was born in Wurtzburg, Germany and his family moved to Baltimore, Maryland when he was 11. He attended a Catholic elementary school, a Jewish summer camp (Herzl Camp) and a Baptist high school. In addition to Saved!, he also directed the pilot episode of the series Weeds and is a producer for the show.
[edit] External links
- Brian Dannelly at the Internet Movie Database
- Interview with Christianity Today
- Interview with The Advocate
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