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'''Colm McCarthy''' (born 16 February, 1973; Edinburgh, Scotland) directed "[[The Sign of Three]]", the second episode of the third series of ''[[Sherlock (2010)|Sherlock]]''. |
'''Colm McCarthy''' (born 16 February, 1973; Edinburgh, Scotland) directed "[[The Sign of Three]]", the second episode of the third series of ''[[Sherlock (2010)|Sherlock]]''. |
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| − | + | Prior to ''The Sign of Three'', Colm directed ''Endeavour'', the Inspector Morse prequel, two episodes of ''Ripper Street'', and a 2013 episode of ''Doctor Who'' entitled "The Bells of St John". From ''Sherlock'' he went on to ''Peaky Blinders''. |
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== External links == |
== External links == |
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Revision as of 23:09, 18 August 2015
Colm McCarthy (born 16 February, 1973; Edinburgh, Scotland) directed "The Sign of Three", the second episode of the third series of Sherlock.
Prior to The Sign of Three, Colm directed Endeavour, the Inspector Morse prequel, two episodes of Ripper Street, and a 2013 episode of Doctor Who entitled "The Bells of St John". From Sherlock he went on to Peaky Blinders.
External links
- Colm McCarthy on the Internet Movie Database.