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Tom Donahue (born May 18, 1968) is an American film director, producer, and co-showrunner. His work as writer, director, and showrunner includes the Paramount Plus Original docuseries Murder of God's Banker [1] and the upcoming six-part docuseries Mafia Spies , [2] based on the 2019 book by Thomas Maier (Masters of Sex) about the CIA ...
Donahue is a writer, director, producer and showrunner. He is the writer/director, co-showrunner (with Ilan Arboleda) and an executive producer on the 6-part Paramount+ docuseries, Mafia Spies, premiering Spring 2024 (Other EPs include Danny Strong, Matt Jackson and Susan Zirinsky).
Tom Donahue is an American film director, producer, and co-showrunner. His work as writer, director, and showrunner includes the Paramount Plus Original docuseries Murder of God's Banker and the upcoming six-part docuseries Mafia Spies, based on the 2019 book by Thomas Maier about the CIA-Mafia assassination plots against Fidel Castro.
Apr 11, 2023 · Donahue is someone who isn’t afraid to challenge authority. His previous works include This Changes Everything – a documentary film about gender inequality in Hollywood – and Thank You For Your Service – a production that examines the failed mental health service in the military.
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Nov 12, 2021 · Food and style and how all the parts relate is what Tom Donahue untangles through interviews, ranging from Dean’s daughter Deana to Jerry Lewis’s son Scotty. There is former assistant choreographer Tommy Tune speaking about Dean’s dancing prowess and Angie Dickinson, Florence Henderson, Peter Bogdanovic and Alec Baldwin singing ...
Interview by WiM 2023 Intern, Paige Chase, who is also Tom’s Mentee. View Paige’s Profile here. Tom Donahue is a producer and director, known for celebrated films such as ‘Guest of Cindy Sherman’ (2008), ‘Thank You for Your Service’ (2015), ‘This Changes Everything’ (2018), and ‘Casting By’ (2012). Paige: What got you into film? Tom: […]
Filmmaker Tom Donahue explains the enduring appeal of Dean Martin and his time in Palm Springs in a new Turner Classic Movies documentary.
