Jon Carnoy
Jonathan Jerzy Carnoy is an American writer and director. He directed the 1998 romantic comedy Mob Queen.
Jon Carnoy
- Born
- 1953
- Nationality
- United States
- Occupation
- film director · actor · screenwriter
- Education
- New York University Tisch School of the Arts
- Languages
- English
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• 2014: The Signal Hill Speed Run documentary narrated by Ben Harper. • 2005: Pee Stains and Other Disasters starring Michael Soll, Steele Justiss, P.J. Soles and Jason Acuña. • 1998: Mob Queen starring David Proval, Dan Moran, Candis Cayne and Tony Sirico.
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Television
• 2014: Dreams: 1 Rêve 2 Vies for NRJ 12 on January 6 starring Alice Raucoules and Damien Lauretta. • 2008: Ben Et Thomas for France 4 in May starring Antony Marocco and Amezienne Rehaz. • 2007: Sous le soleil (3 episodes: 19, 20, 21 from season 12) for TF1 • 2003: The Real World: Paris for MTV
Short films
• 2003: Ben Et Thomas starring Romain Vissol and Adrien Saint-Joré. • 2001: The Barber (Le Barbier) starring Ticky Holgado and François Levantal. • 1999: The New Unfortunate Adventures Of Alfred The Toad (Les Nouvelles mésaventures d'Alfred le crapaud), a series of 5 shorts. • 1997: Lucas starring Julián Gutiérrez. • 1996: The Unfortunate Adventures Of Alfred The Toad (Les Mésaventures d'Alfred le crapaud), a series of 5 shorts. • 1994: Poisoned Ink starring Jon Carnoy. • 1993: The Meal (Le Repas). • 1992: Dinner With Malibu starring Brad Merenstein.
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