Sam Irvin

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For United States senator, see Sam Ervin.

Sam Irvin (b. June 14, 1956 in Asheville, North Carolina) is an openly gay[1] American film and television director and producer. His directing credits include the feature film Elvira's Haunted Hills (for which he won the Audience Award at the 2002 Provincetown International Film Festival) and the here! television original productions Dante's Cove, Deadly Skies and Too Cool for Christmas. As a producer his work includes the Academy Award-winning film Gods and Monsters (co-executive producer), The Broken Hearts Club (co-producer) and the reality makeover series The Swan (segment producer).

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  1. ^ Snow, Nicholas (2005-10-03). 'Dante's Cove' Director Sam Irvin Up Close. Notes From Hollywood. Retrieved on 2007-07-10.

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