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Susan Douglas

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Birthplace:
England, UK

Biography from TheMovieDB

About: Susan Douglas is a director, producer, and writer for her independent production company, Double D Productions. She has extensive experience in the film industry in The United Kingdom, as well as The United States of America, Africa, and Korea. Susan is well known for her philanthropic work in addition to her investigative journalism and documentary works. Other Involvement:  American Women’s Association of Kenya’s Fashion Extravaganza  Jose Carreras’ concert in Hong Kong for the children in North Korea  Known For:  2016 What About ME? (Documentary) (producer) 2012 St George's Day (co-producer) 2009 The Gooner Review (Documentary) (producer) 2009 Who Killed Nancy? (Documentary) (executive producer) 2008/I Gone Fishing (Short) (associate producer) 2008 Professional Woman of the Year (Short) (associate producer) Hide HideWriter (2 credits) 2016 What About ME? (Documentary) (co-writer) 2008 The Monument (Short) (screenplay) Hide HideDirector (2 credits) 2016 What About ME? (Documentary) 2008 The Monument (Short)

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Director:
2016  What About ME?

Executive Producer:
2009  Who Killed Nancy?
2016  What About ME?

Producer:
2009  Who Killed Nancy?
2016  What About ME?

Writer:
2009  Who Killed Nancy?
2016  What About ME?

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