David O'Hara

David O’Hara as James Connolly in The Rising (2016) In the early 20th Century, a handsome young man leaves a small family farm and becomes the mastermind of a rebellion that changes Ireland forever. Credited cast includes David O'Hara (as James Connolly) and Mary Margaret O'Hara (as Mary McDermott).

David O'Hara (I), Sometimes Credited As: David Patrick O'Hara Link to Internet Movie Database. Date of birth (location) 9 July 1965 Glasgow, Scotland, UK. He was raised in Scotland, but his great grandfather was Irish. Actor - filmography: 40 movies (1984-2006).

David O'Hara was born on July 9, 1965 in Glasgow, Scotland, and is a Scottish-born actor of Irish Catholic descent ... Selected filmography. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

David O´Hara Tribute YouTube video from Akashana: “I think David O´Hara is a great actor, so I decided to make this tribute to him. For everytime he make me laugh, cry, smile and even hate him is his diferent roles. There just a few of their films and characters, but I love them all.”

A fan club for Scottish actor David O'Hara Versatile! Captivating! Scotland's finest! David Patrick O'Hara graces screen and stage with vivid performances, leaving a lasting impression on fans around the globe. Whether playing leading man (disarmingly charming as Sean in The Matchmaker), or supporting characters (lovably scruffy Stephen in Braveheart, for one), he can always be counted on to spice up a production with his intelligent and witty portrayals. His most recent performance as Irish King Donnchadh in Tristan and Isolde proved once again his ability to transform seamlessly into character with inspired nuance. So come gather around the O'Harite campfire and have some fun. If you're a fan of David O'Hara, you've come to the right place!

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David O'Hara as Sean Kino Web: Heirat nicht ausgeschlossen.

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