Dylan Moran

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Characters played by Dylan Moran

David — Shaun of the Dead (2004)

Dianne's boyfriend and Shaun's workplace rival.

Father O’Brien — The Killer's Game (2024)

Father O’Brien is a priest who gives Joe and the wounded Maize sanctuary in his church. He reluctantly agrees to marry them after Maize wakes, but the ceremony is interrupted by Max and his men, who injure him. Joe later fights the attackers inside the church before leaving with Maize.

Gordon — Run Fatboy Run (2007)

Dennis's best friend and Libby's cousin who serves as a coach. He places a large bet on Dennis's success and provides unwavering support throughout the marathon.

Pierce — A Film with Me in It (2008)

Mark's writer friend who discovers the initial corpses and panics. He collaborates with Mark to cover up the deaths, orchestrating elaborate schemes to dispose of bodies and fabricate alibis. He disguises Mark as the deceased David, takes responsibility for the cover-up, and eventually directs a film based on the catastrophic events.

Tom Quirk — The Actors (2003)

Tom is a mediocre actor who joins Anthony in a scheme to reach the castle and recover the stolen money. He helps stage a deception involving a fabricated request for privacy and fake explosives, then argues with Anthony about their performance and relationship. After Anthony is taken away, Tom repeats a dramatic threat, and an unidentified figure confronts him.

Career Overview

Dylan Moran has 41 screen credits in a career dating back to 1997. Their work is anchored in the Cornetto Trilogy universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Shaun of the Dead, Notting Hill, Run Fatboy Run. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
41
Birth Date
1971-11-03
Birth Place
Navan, County Meath, Ireland

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