Andy Morahan
Andrew Douglas Morahan (born 11 August 1958) is a British commercial, film and music video director. He is the son of director Christopher Morahan and the half-brother of actress Hattie Morahan. Married to Joanna Lewis, he has two children.
Also recorded as Andrew Douglas Morahan
Andy Morahan
- Name
- Andy Morahan
- Birth Name
- Andrew Douglas Morahan
- Born
- 11 August 1958
- Birthplace
- Kensington, London, England
- Occupation
- Director
- Spouse
- Joanna Lewis
- Nationality
- United Kingdom
- Languages
- English
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Andrew Douglas Morahan (born 11 August 1958) is a British commercial, film and music video director. He is the son of director Christopher Morahan and the half-brother of actress Hattie Morahan. Married to Joanna Lewis, he has two children.
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Andy Morahan (born 1958) is a film director and screenwriter, of British nationality. The film director was born in Kensington. Andy Morahan lived in North Wootton. Languages used include English.
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• Name — Andy Morahan • Birth Name — Andrew Douglas Morahan • Born — 11 August 1958 • Birthplace — Kensington, London, England • Occupation — Director • Years Active — 1980–present • Father — Christopher Morahan • Relatives — Hattie Morahan (half-sister) • Spouse — Joanna Lewis • Children — 2 • Website — andymorahan.com
1980–1984
1980–1984
• Year — Artist — Title • 1984 — Wham! — "Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go" • "Everything She Wants" • "Last Christmas" • Year — Artist — Song • 1984 — Kim Wilde — "The Second Time"
1985–1989
1985–1989
• Year — Artist — Title • 1985 — Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark — "So in Love" • Pet Shop Boys — "Opportunities (Let's Make Lots of Money)" • Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark — "Secret" • Lloyd Cole and the Commotions — "Brand New Friend" • Pet Shop Boys — "West End Girls" • Wham! — "I'm Your Man" • David Grant and Jaki Graham — "Mated" • 1986 — Ozzy Osbourne — "Shot in the Dark" • Pet Shop Boys — "Love Comes Quickly" (co-directed by Eric Watson) • George Michael — "A Different Corner" • The Blow Monkeys — "Wicked Ways" • Wham! — "The Edge of Heaven" • Ozzy Osbourne — "The Ultimate Sin" • Luther Vandross — "Give Me the Reason" • The Human League — "Human" • Wham! — "Where Did Your Heart Go?" (co-directed by George Michael) • The Human League — "I Need Your Loving" • The Communards — "So Cold the Night" • Cyndi Lauper — "Change of Heart" • Luther Vandross — "Stop to Love" • 1987 — The Blow Monkeys — "Out with Her" • Flesh for Lulu — "I Go Crazy" • Aretha Franklin and George Michael — "I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me)" • Simply Red — "The Right Thing" • Cyndi Lauper — "What's Going On" • Thompson Twins — "Get That Love" • George Michael — "I Want Your Sex" • Tina Turner — "Break Every Rule" • Cyndi Lauper — "Boy Blue" • Bananarama — "I Heard a Rumour" • Then Jerico — "The Motive" • Johnny Hates Jazz — "I Don't Want to Be a Hero" • Bananarama — "Love in the First Degree" • Tina Turner — "Paradise Is Here" • George Michael — "Faith" • The Communards — "Never Can Say Goodbye" • George Michael — "Father Figure" • Bananarama — "I Can't Help It" • Bros — "When Will I Be Famous?" • 1988 — The Communards — "For a Friend" • a-ha — "Stay on These Roads" • Bananarama — "I Want You Back" • Scritti Politti — "Oh Patti (Don't Feel Sorry for Loverboy)" • a-ha — "The Blood That Moves the Body" • George Michael — "Monkey" • Van Halen — "Finish What Ya Started" • 1989 — D-A-D — "Sleeping My Day Away" • Van Halen — "Feels So Good" • Spandau Ballet — "Be Free with Your Love" • Simple Minds — "Mandela Day" • "Belfast Child" • Wang Chung — "Praying to a New God" • Then Jerico featuring Belinda Carlisle — "What Does It Take" • Simple Minds — "Kick It In" • Tina Turner — "Steamy Windows" • Paul McCartney — "Figure of Eight" • Tears for Fears featuring Oleta Adams — "Woman in Chains" • Belinda Carlisle — "La Luna"
1990–1994
1990–1994
• Year — Artist — Title • 1990 — Belinda Carlisle — "Summer Rain" • Tears for Fears — "Advice for the Young at Heart" • Billy Joel — "The Downeaster 'Alexa'" • Mariah Carey — "Vision of Love" • The Human League — "Heart Like a Wheel" • Elton John — "You Gotta Love Someone" • Extreme — "Get the Funk Out" • 1991 — Bobby McFerrin — "Baby" • Sheena Easton — "What Comes Naturally" • Simple Minds — "Let There Be Love" • Van Halen — "Poundcake" • Simply Red — "Something Got Me Started" • Guns N' Roses — "Don't Cry" • Jody Watley — "I Want You" • Elton John and George Michael — "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me" • 1992 — Bryan Adams — "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" (live) • Simply Red — "For Your Babies" • Bryan Adams — "Touch the Hand" (live) • Guns N' Roses — "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" (live) • "November Rain" • Chris Rea — "Nothing to Fear" • Guns N' Roses — "Yesterdays" • 1993 — Paul McCartney — "Hope of Deliverance" • Guns N' Roses — "Garden of Eden" • Coverdale•Page — "Pride and Joy" • Michael Jackson featuring Slash — "Give In to Me" • Bobby Brown — "That's the Way Love Is" • Coverdale•Page — "Take Me for a Little While" • Billy Joel — "The River of Dreams" • Terence Trent D'Arby featuring Des'ree — "Delicate" • Bobby Brown featuring Whitney Houston — "Something in Common" • Babyface — "For the Cool in You" • Guns N' Roses — "Estranged" • 1994 — James — "Honest Joe" • The Human League — "Tell Me When"
1995–1999
1995–1999
• Year — Artist — Title • 1995 — The Human League — "One Man in My Heart" • Bon Jovi — "This Ain't a Love Song" • 1996 — Eddi Reader — "Town Without Pity" • Vanessa Williams — "Where Do We Go from Here?" • Lionel Richie — "Ordinary Girl" • 1997 — George Michael — "Older" • Aerosmith — "Hole in My Soul" • 1999 — The Pretenders — "Loving You Is All I Know" • B*Witched — "Jesse Hold On"
2000–2004
2000–2004
• Year — Artist — Title • 2000 — AC/DC — "Stiff Upper Lip" • "Satellite Blues" • "Safe in New York City" • Richard Ashcroft — "C'mon People (We're Making It Now)" • S Club 7 — "Natural" • "Never Had a Dream Come True" • 2001 — "Don't Stop Movin" • Brian Harvey and The Refugee Crew — "Loving You (Ole Ole Ole)" • Blue — "All Rise" • 2003 — Simply Red — "Fake" • Sugababes — "Too Lost in You" • 2004 — George Michael — "Round Here"
2005–present
2005–present
• Year — Artist — Title • 2005 — Geri Halliwell — "Desire" • 2007 — Biffy Clyro — "Living Is a Problem Because Everything Dies" • 2009 — "The Captain" • 2010 — "Many of Horror" • Meat Loaf — "Los Angeloser" • Matt Cardle — "When We Collide" • 2019 — Bananarama — "Stuff Like That"
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1958
Andy Morahan was born on 25 July 1958.
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North Wootton
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Films
• Year — Title • 1994 — Highlander III: The Sorcerer • 1997 — Murder in Mind • 2009 — Goal III: Taking on the World • 2018 — Boogie Man • 2026 — George Michael: The Faith Tour
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- 1.Andy Morahan - AMLS. Artists Make Lousy Slaves.
- 2.Morahan, Andy. andy morahan about. AndyMorahan.com.
- 3.Andy Morahan Biography and Filmography. Hollywood.com.
- 4.person. Andy Morahan.
- 5.Willman, Chris. Video Views of the Stars' Homes. Los Angeles Times. 15 June 1986.
- 6.Viacom International. "Out With Her" by The Blow Monkeys Music Video VH1.com. VH1. November 2023.
- 7.Viacom International. "I Go Crazy" by Flesh for Lulu Music Video VH1.com. VH1. 28 May 2002.
- 8.Viacom International. "Get That Love" by The Thompson Twins Music Video VH1.com. VH1. 1 January 1988.
- 9.Viacom International. "Vision Of Love" by Mariah Carey Music Video VH1.com. VH1. 28 May 2002.
- 10.Viacom International. "Los Angeloser" by Meat Loaf Music Video VH1.com. VH1. 6 July 2012.
- 11.Bananarama release new single, Stuff Like That. Classic Pop Magazine. 7 March 2019.
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