Dominic Savage

Dominic Savage (b. 1962, Kent) was a child actor whose roles include Young Bullingdon in Stanley Kubrick's Barry Lyndon. He studied at Britain's National Film and Television School, and in 2000 wrote and directed the TV film Nice Girl – the story of a young mother and her soldier husband – for the BBC, winning a TV BAFTA for New Director Fiction. His next drama, When I Was 12 (2001), about a pre-teen runaway, also won a TV BAFTA for Best Single Film. He won yet more acclaim for Out Of Control, including Britain's Royal Television Society Award for Best Single Film. He followed this with his debut feature film, Love + Hate (2005), an interracial teen love story set in a northern English town, which premiered at the Berlin Film Festival in 2005 and was also presented in Karlovy Vary.

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