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Sarah Greenwood (b. 1960)

Birthplace:
UK

Born:
March 1, 1960

Biography from TheMovieDB

Sarah Greenwood (born March 1960) is a British production designer. She studied at the Wimbledon College of Art and was production designer in theater for more than three years. However she was not entirely satisfied with the work, so she got a job at the BBC in the early 90s and stayed there for a while. It didn't only get her a better job, but helped in her transformation from theater to TV. She worked on designing sets for television talk show Later... with Jools Holland. Then, in the late 90s, the BBC disappeared the charge of production design, and she had to work in independent cinema.

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Film Production

Production Design:
1993  Black Daisies For The Bride
1997  Keep the Aspidistra Flying
1998  The Governess
1999  This Year's Love
2000  Born Romantic
2002  The Abduction Club
2003  Loving You
2004  Ready When You Are, Mr McGill
2005  Pride & Prejudice
2006  Starter for 10
2007  Atonement
2008  Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day
2009  Sherlock Holmes
2009  The Soloist
2011  Hanna
2011  Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows
2012  Anna Karenina
2016  Our Kind of Traitor
2017  Beauty and the Beast
2017  Darkest Hour
2020  Rebecca
2021  Cyrano
2023  Barbie
2024  Back to Black

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TV Production

Production Design:
1996  The Tenant of Wildfell Hall
2000  Nature Boy
2003  Charles II: The Power and The Passion

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