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Mickey Dolenz; most Americans know him best as an actor/singer but there is another side to Mickey Dolenz...and it's been on the other side of the cameras and the other side of the Atlantic. In addition to his well-known success as a performer in American/film/recordings and on the British stage, Mickey Dolenz has spent the last 12 years as a prominent director/producer in the U.K. "I've had the best of both worlds," he says. "The opportunity to work in two different forms of the same medium and fuse the best of each into something unique...a new style...a new approach." Mickey Dolenz was born in Los Angeles and literally grew up on American Television, starring in his first series, "Circus Boy," when he was 10. In 1966, Mickey Dolenz was chosen from over 400 applicants for a sought after role in the NBC-TV series, "The Monkees." "I was hired as an actor to play the role of a drummer." says Mickey Dolenz. By the age of 19, he had become an international phenomenon, selling over 60 million records as lead singer of THE MONKEES.
The success of "The Monkees" enabled Mickey Dolenz to extend his career credits--directing an episode of the show, as well as several commercials. A series of spots he directed for NASA featured such notables as Charlton Heston, Jessie Jackson, Frank Sinatra, Whoopi Goldberg and Willie Nelson explaining the benefits medicine has derived from the space program. Mickey also appeared in the cult film, "Head" (written by Jack Nicholson) with fellow-Monkees Davy Jones, Peter Tork and Michael Nesmith. In 1976, Mickey Dolenz moved to the U.K. to star in Harry Nilsson's west end musical, "The Point." He made his British directorial debut with the BBC drama, "Story Without a Hero." Mickey Dolenz co-created, produced and directed London Weekend Television's award-winning series, "Metal Mickey." Continuing to focus on situation comedy/family-oriented programming, Mickey Dolenz served as a producer, director and/or creator of a series of projects, including the LWT sitcom "No Problem!" and Central TV's "Luna" ("a fantasy series about a little girl living in the future...kind of 'The Jetsons' meets 'Happy Days' ").
Mickey Dolenz also acquired the re-make rights of "Fernwood Tonight," starring Martin Mull and went on to produce and direct an original English version for channel 4. "I had planned on staying in the U.K. for three months," he says. "Twelve years later I was still there!"
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Davy Jones' Knockers Glasgow Daily Record, UK - Sep 15, 2008 TV chiefs auditioned thousands of young actors and singers before putting Jones, Micky Dolenz, Peter Tork and Michael Nesmith together as the band. ...
The Monkees Go Analog Idolator, NY - Sep 15, 2008 According to Eric Lefcowitz's Monkees Tale, the Monkees' Micky Dolenz actually bought the third Moog to ever come off the assembly line—he was right behind ...
