Writing

Ellen O'Mara Sullivan

Place of birth

Limerick, Ireland

Known for

Writing

Credits

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Ellen (Nell) O'Mara Sullivan, was an Irish silent film screenwriter and film company director. The company her family funded and ran was said to be the most prolific Irish silent film company. In 1919 her son caught typhoid fever and Sullivan caught the disease and died. The film company ended the following year once the three films in production had been completed.

Known for

5.8

The agent of an absentee landlord resorts to underhand means in order to evict tenants from land that could be more profitably used for cattle. Adapted from the 1879 novel of the same name.

Knocknagow

1918

Behind the camera

5.8

The agent of an absentee landlord resorts to underhand means in order to evict tenants from land that could be more profitably used for cattle. Adapted from the 1879 novel of the same name.

Knocknagow

1918