Michael "Mick" Davis (born 1 August 1961) is a Scottish film director,
producer and screenwriter.Born in Glasgow and raised in the Gorbals,
Davis was bed-ridden with asthma during his childhood. When he outgrew
the condition, he worked as a fitness coach for the football team
Celtic F.C. where he met and befriended the singer Rod Stewart, an
ardent supporter of Celtic. When Davis moved to Los Angeles to begin a
career in screenwriting, Stewart introduced him to people in
showbusiness to give his career a start.Davis' first major credit was
as screenwriter on Love in Paris (also called Another 9½ Weeks, a
sequel to 9½ Weeks). In 1999, he made his directorial debut with The
Match, a football-themed romantic comedy filmed in Scotland. In 2004,
he directed Modigliani, a biography of the artist Amedeo Modigliani.
In 2013, Davis wrote, produced and directed a short film, Haunting
Charles Manson, and the next year, a feature-length version of the
same film.
producer and screenwriter.Born in Glasgow and raised in the Gorbals,
Davis was bed-ridden with asthma during his childhood. When he outgrew
the condition, he worked as a fitness coach for the football team
Celtic F.C. where he met and befriended the singer Rod Stewart, an
ardent supporter of Celtic. When Davis moved to Los Angeles to begin a
career in screenwriting, Stewart introduced him to people in
showbusiness to give his career a start.Davis' first major credit was
as screenwriter on Love in Paris (also called Another 9½ Weeks, a
sequel to 9½ Weeks). In 1999, he made his directorial debut with The
Match, a football-themed romantic comedy filmed in Scotland. In 2004,
he directed Modigliani, a biography of the artist Amedeo Modigliani.
In 2013, Davis wrote, produced and directed a short film, Haunting
Charles Manson, and the next year, a feature-length version of the
same film.
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