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Martyn Burke (born 1952) is a Canadian director, novelist and screenwriter from Toronto, Ontario. [1] Biography. Born in Hamilton, Ontario, to Freda and Les Burke who immigrated from England to Canada during World War II as part of the British Civilian Military Authority, Martyn Burke graduated from Royal York High School in Toronto, Ontario.
Martyn Burke. Writer: Pirates of Silicon Valley. Martyn Burke has won or been nominated for numerous awards (Emmy Award; Writers Guild of America; Directors Guild of America) in the U.S. and has won Best Screenplay in Canada.
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Winner of the Peabody Award and shortlisted for the Academy Awards, Martyn Burke's latest film UNDER FIRE: Journalist In Combat, takes the viewer into the psychological cost of covering wars. Having been through wars himself, Burke lets the latest wave of combat reporters tell of the invisible toll that war takes as jarring footage of what they ...
Martyn Burke works in a multitude of worlds, moving between novels, films, and documentaries. He has published six highly acclaimed novels, has recently won the Peabody Award the International Press Academy Auteur Award, and has been nominated for Emmys, Directors Guild, and Writers Guild awards for his feature and television films.
Martyn Burke works in a multitude of worlds, moving between novels, films, and documentaries. He has published six highly acclaimed novels, has recently won the Peabody Award the International Press Academy Auteur Award, and has been nominate for Emmys, Directors Guild, and Writers Guild awards for his feature and television films.
Pirates of Silicon Valley is a 1999 American biographical drama television film directed by Martyn Burke and starring Noah Wyle as Steve Jobs and Anthony Michael Hall as Bill Gates.
Martyn Burke. Writer: Pirates of Silicon Valley. Martyn Burke has won or been nominated for numerous awards (Emmy Award; Writers Guild of America; Directors Guild of America) in the U.S. and has won Best Screenplay in Canada.
