Andy Morahan

Andy Morahan
Andy Morahan
Born	Andrew Douglas Morahan; 11 August 1958 (age 67); Kensington, London, England
Occupation	Director
Years active	1980–present
Spouse	Joanna Lewis
Children	2
Father	Christopher Morahan
Relatives	Hattie Morahan (half-sister)
Website	andymorahan.com

Andrew Douglas Morahan (born 11 August 1958) is a British commercial, film and music video director.^[1] He is the son of director Christopher Morahan^[2] and the half-brother of actress Hattie Morahan. Married to Joanna Lewis, he has two children.

Born

Andrew Douglas Morahan

11 August 1958 (age 67)

Kensington, London, England^[1]

OccupationDirector

Yearsactive1980–present

SpouseJoanna Lewis

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Year	Title^[3]
1994	Highlander III: The Sorcerer
1997	Murder in Mind
2009	Goal III: Taking on the World
2018	Boogie Man
2026	George Michael: The Faith Tour

Year	Artist	Title
1984	Wham!	"Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go"
		"Everything She Wants"
		"Last Christmas"

Year	Artist	Title
1985	Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark	"So in Love"
	Pet Shop Boys	"Opportunities (Let's Make Lots of Money)"
	Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark	"Secret"
	Lloyd Cole and the Commotions	"Brand New Friend"
	Pet Shop Boys	"West End Girls"
	Wham!	"I'm Your Man"
	David Grant and Jaki Graham	"Mated"
	Ozzy Osbourne	"Shot in the Dark"
1986	Pet Shop Boys	"Love Comes Quickly" (co-directed by Eric Watson)
	Ozzy Osbourne	"The Ultimate Sin"
	The Blow Monkeys	"Wicked Ways"
	Wham!	"The Edge of Heaven"
	Luther Vandross	"Give Me the Reason"
	The Human League	"Human"
	Wham!	"Where Did Your Heart Go?" (co-directed by George Michael)
	The Human League	"I Need Your Loving"
	The Communards	"So Cold the Night"
	Cyndi Lauper	"Change of Heart"
	Luther Vandross	"Stop to Love"
1987	The Blow Monkeys	"Out with Her"^[5]
	Flesh for Lulu	"I Go Crazy"^[6]
	Aretha Franklin and George Michael	"I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me)"
	Simply Red	"The Right Thing"
	Cyndi Lauper	"What's Going On"
	Thompson Twins	"Get That Love"^[7]
	George Michael	"I Want Your Sex"
	Tina Turner	"Break Every Rule"
	Cyndi Lauper	"Boy Blue"
	Bananarama	"I Heard a Rumour"
	Then Jerico	"The Motive"
	Johnny Hates Jazz	"I Don't Want to Be a Hero"
	Bananarama	"Love in the First Degree"
	Tina Turner	"Paradise Is Here"
	George Michael	"Faith"
	The Communards	"Never Can Say Goodbye"
	George Michael	"Father Figure"
	Bananarama	"I Can't Help It"
	Bros	"When Will I Be Famous?"
1988	The Communards	"For a Friend"
	a-ha	"Stay on These Roads"
	Bananarama	"I Want You Back"
	Scritti Politti	"Oh Patti (Don't Feel Sorry for Loverboy)"
	a-ha	"The Blood That Moves the Body"
	George Michael	"Monkey"
	Van Halen	"Finish What Ya Started"
1989	D-A-D	"Sleeping My Day Away"
	Van Halen	"Feels So Good"
	Spandau Ballet	"Be Free with Your Love"
	Simple Minds	"Mandela Day"
	Simple Minds	"Belfast Child"
	Wang Chung	"Praying to a New God"
	Then Jerico featuring Belinda Carlisle	"What Does It Take"
	Simple Minds	"Kick It In"
	Tina Turner	"Steamy Windows"
	Paul McCartney	"Figure of Eight"
	Tears for Fears featuring Oleta Adams	"Woman in Chains"
	Belinda Carlisle	"La Luna"

Year	Artist	Title
1990	Belinda Carlisle	"Summer Rain"
	Tears for Fears	"Advice for the Young at Heart"
	Billy Joel	"The Downeaster 'Alexa'"
	Mariah Carey	"Vision of Love"^[8]
	The Human League	"Heart Like a Wheel"
	Elton John	"You Gotta Love Someone"
	Extreme	"Get the Funk Out"
1991	Bobby McFerrin	"Baby"
	Sheena Easton	"What Comes Naturally"
	Simple Minds	"Let There Be Love"
	Van Halen	"Poundcake"
	Simply Red	"Something Got Me Started"
	Guns N' Roses	"Don't Cry"
	Jody Watley	"I Want You"
	Elton John and George Michael	"Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me"
1992	Bryan Adams	"(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" (live)
	Simply Red	"For Your Babies"
	Bryan Adams	"Touch the Hand" (live)
	Guns N' Roses	"Knockin' on Heaven's Door" (live)
	Guns N' Roses	"November Rain"
	Chris Rea	"Nothing to Fear"
	Guns N' Roses	"Yesterdays"
1993	Paul McCartney	"Hope of Deliverance"
	Guns N' Roses	"Garden of Eden"
	Coverdale•Page	"Pride and Joy"
	Michael Jackson featuring Slash	"Give In to Me"
	Bobby Brown	"That's the Way Love Is"
	Coverdale•Page	"Take Me for a Little While"
	Billy Joel	"The River of Dreams"
	Terence Trent D'Arby featuring Des'ree	"Delicate"
	Bobby Brown featuring Whitney Houston	"Something in Common"
	Babyface	"For the Cool in You"
	Guns N' Roses	"Estranged"
1994	James	"Honest Joe"
1994	The Human League	"Tell Me When"

Year	Artist	Title
1995	The Human League	"One Man in My Heart"
1995	Bon Jovi	"This Ain't a Love Song"
1996	Eddi Reader	"Town Without Pity"
	Vanessa Williams	"Where Do We Go from Here?"
	Lionel Richie	"Ordinary Girl"
1997	George Michael	"Older"
1997	Aerosmith	"Hole in My Soul"
1999	The Pretenders	"Loving You Is All I Know"
1999	B*Witched	"Jesse Hold On"

Andy Morahan

Videography

Films

Music videos

1980–1984

1985–1989

1990–1994

1995–1999

2000–2004

2005–present

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Andy Morahan
Born	Andrew Douglas Morahan (1958-08-11) 11 August 1958 (age 67) Kensington, London, England^[1]
Occupation	Director
Years active	1980–present
Spouse	Joanna Lewis
Children	2
Father	Christopher Morahan^[2]
Relatives	Hattie Morahan (half-sister)
Website	andymorahan.com

Year	Artist	Title
2000	AC/DC	"Stiff Upper Lip"
		"Satellite Blues"
		"Safe in New York City"
	Richard Ashcroft	"C'mon People (We're Making It Now)"
	S Club 7	"Natural"
		"Never Had a Dream Come True"
2001		"Don't Stop Movin'"
	Brian Harvey and The Refugee Crew	"Loving You (Ole Ole Ole)"
	Blue	"All Rise"
2003	Simply Red	"Fake"
2003	Sugababes	"Too Lost in You"
2004	George Michael	"Round Here"

Year	Artist	Title
2005	Geri Halliwell	"Desire"
2007	Biffy Clyro	"Living Is a Problem Because Everything Dies"
2009		"The Captain"
2010		"Many of Horror"
	Meat Loaf	"Los Angeloser"^[9]
	Matt Cardle	"When We Collide"
2019	Bananarama	"Stuff Like That"^[10]