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Matthew Parkhill

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Matthew Parkhill is a writer, director and Showrunner known for the TV series Deep State and Rogue, and for feature films The Caller and dot the i. He was born in London, England. His first novel was published in 1995 and Parkhill was hired to adapt it into a screenplay, which was how he got his start in the film industry. He went on to direct several shorts and commercials until directing his debut feature film, dot the i, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2003.

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Film Production

Director:
2003  Dot the I
2011  The Caller
2018  Deep State
????  Talk

Writer:
2003  Dot the I
2011  The Caller
2018  Deep State
2021  Twist
????  Talk

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TV Production

Creator:
2013  Rogue
2018  Deep State
????  Young Sherlock

Director:
2013  Rogue
2018  Deep State
????  Young Sherlock

Executive Producer:
2013  Rogue
2018  Deep State
????  Young Sherlock

Supervising Producer:
2013  Rogue
2018  Deep State
????  Young Sherlock

Writer:
2003  The Afternoon Play
2007  Primeval
2013  Rogue
2018  Deep State
2024  Nautilus
????  Young Sherlock

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