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Joe Penhall
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Joe Penhall is known for
The Road (2009)
,
Mindhunter (2017)
and
Enduring Love (2004)
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Nominated for 1 BAFTA Award
6 nominations total
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Known for
The Road
7.2
Writer
2009
Mindhunter
8.6
TV Series
Writer
(creator)
2017–2019 • 19 eps
Enduring Love
6.3
Writer
2004
The Long Firm
7.7
TV Mini Series
Writer
2004 • 4 eps
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Writer
Previous
11
Mindhunter
8.6
TV Series
created by
story by
teleplay by
(creator) ...
2017–2019
19 episodes
King of Thieves
5.5
screenplay by
2018
Birthday
6.5
TV Movie
play
2015
The Road
7.2
screenplay by
2009
Moses Jones
6.4
TV Mini Series
written by
2009
The Undertaker
6.6
Short
Writer
2005
Blue/Orange
6.2
TV Movie
Writer
2005
Enduring Love
6.3
screenplay
2004
The Long Firm
7.7
TV Mini Series
adaptation
adapted by
2004
4 episodes
Some Voices
6.6
screenplay
2000
Go Back Out
TV Movie
Writer
1995
Producer
Previous
2
Mindhunter
8.6
TV Series
executive producer
2017
10 episodes
Moses Jones
6.4
TV Mini Series
executive producer
2009
3 episodes
Additional Crew
Previous
1
Mindhunter
8.6
TV Series
consultant
2019
9 episodes
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His play, "Some Voices," was performed at the Profiles Theatre in Chicago, Illinois, with Darrell W. Cox in the cast.
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His play, Blue/Orange, performed at the Royal National Theatre, Cottesloe Stage, was awarded the BBC Award for Best New Play in 2001 (2000 season) at the Laurence Olivier Theatre Awards.
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