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'''Richard Bell''' is the writer and director of the short feature Two Brothers and the feature film Eighteen. The latter starred [[Brendan Fletcher]], [[Carly Pope]], [[Mark Hildreth]], [[Thea Gill]], and [[Alan Cumming]]. The film was narrated by [[Ian McKellen]], with music composed by [[Bramwell Tovey]] and performed by the [[Vancouver Symphony Orchestra]]. Eighteen was released on DVD on June 27, 2006. It made its Canadian broadcast television premiere on City TV on March 1, 2008. It premiered on iTunes in summer / fall of 2010.
'''Richard Bell''' is the writer and director of the short feature Two Brothers and the feature film Eighteen. The latter starred [[Brendan Fletcher]], [[Carly Pope]], [[Mark Hildreth]], [[Thea Gill]], and [[Alan Cumming]]. The film was narrated by [[Ian McKellen]], with music composed by [[Bramwell Tovey]] and performed by the [[Vancouver Symphony Orchestra]]. Eighteen was released on DVD on June 27, 2006. It made its Canadian broadcast television premiere on City TV on March 1, 2008 and became available on iTunes in summer / fall of 2010.


Bell is currently adapting Joanne Proulx's novel Anthem of a Reluctant Prophet for producer Michel Shane. The project is being developed by Telefilm and Astral Media, through the Harold Greenberg Fund. <ref>[http://www.broadcastermagazine.com/news/astrals-harold-greenberg-fund-announces-support-for-script-development-projects/1000601850/]</ref>
Bell is currently adapting Joanne Proulx's novel Anthem of a Reluctant Prophet for producer Michel Shane. The project is being developed by Telefilm and Astral Media, through the Harold Greenberg Fund. <ref>[http://www.broadcastermagazine.com/news/astrals-harold-greenberg-fund-announces-support-for-script-development-projects/1000601850/]</ref>

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For other people with similar names, see Richard Bell (disambiguation)
Richard Bell
Born
New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada
Years active2000-present

Richard Bell is the writer and director of the short feature Two Brothers and the feature film Eighteen. The latter starred Brendan Fletcher, Carly Pope, Mark Hildreth, Thea Gill, and Alan Cumming. The film was narrated by Ian McKellen, with music composed by Bramwell Tovey and performed by the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra. Eighteen was released on DVD on June 27, 2006. It made its Canadian broadcast television premiere on City TV on March 1, 2008 and became available on iTunes in summer / fall of 2010.

Bell is currently adapting Joanne Proulx's novel Anthem of a Reluctant Prophet for producer Michel Shane. The project is being developed by Telefilm and Astral Media, through the Harold Greenberg Fund. [1]

In September, 2010, Bell was chosen out of 217 applicants to the Toronto International Film Festival Talent Lab. [2]


Awards

In 2007, Richard was nominated for a Genie Award for co-writing the song In a Heartbeat for his film Eighteen, with composer Bramwell Tovey. Vancouver newspaper Xtra! West awarded him the Best Visual Artist for the same film at their annual Hero Awards that year.

References

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