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Matthew Michael Carnahan (sometimes credited as Matt Carnahan) is an American screenwriter. Among his numerous works are screenplays for The Kingdom (2007); and the film adaptation of the hit BBC television drama serial State of Play; Lions for Lambs for United Artists. He also worked on the zombie film World War Z (2013).
Matthew Michael Carnahan is known for Dark Waters (2019), 21 Bridges (2019) and Mosul (2019).
Matthew Carnahan. Writer: Valley of the Boom. Matthew grew up a 4th generation Californian, son of an Osage Nation mother and Irish-American father. He's worked in the circus, as a dancer, on boats, cooking in Idaho, Seattle and New York, and as a private chef on both coasts.
Dec 15, 2020 · In an exclusive interview with Looper, Matthew Michael Carnahan and Suhail Dabbach talked about the unique creative process that made their acclaimed 2020 war drama Mosul a reality.
Sep 7, 2019 · Written and directed by Matthew Michael Carnahan, Mosul is based on an article from The New Yorker and tells the true story of an Iraqi SWAT team fighting ISIS across the war-torn city. Suhail...
Nov 20, 2020 · Matthew Michael Carnahan, brother of filmmaker Joe Carnahan ( The Grey) has written huge movies such as World War Z, and real-life tales such as Deepwater Horizon in the past. Here, he's...
Dec 3, 2020 · Matthew Michael Carnahan, Adam Bessa, and Suhail Dabbach: Carnahan talks about how he was able to make Mosul as his feature directorial debut and shooting it in Arabic.
Matthew Michael Carnahan is known as an Screenplay, Writer, Director, Screenstory, and Producer. Some of his work includes World War Z, Deepwater Horizon, The Snowman, Dark Waters, 21 Bridges, State of Play, The Kingdom, and Lions for Lambs.
Sep 6, 2019 · Writer Matthew Michael Carnahan is no stranger to politically charged thrillers, having made his feature writing debut with 2007's The Kingdom and following up with provocative dramas like the underrated Lions for Lambs and the claustrophobic State of Play.
Sep 13, 2019 · Focusing on 12 hours in the day of a rookie cop in Northern Iraq, Matthew Michael Carnahan’s Mosul arrived at TIFF after a rapturous reception in Venice, where it screened outside of competition.
