Donal Lardner Ward
About
Biography
Biography
Dark-haired New York actor turned neophyte independent filmmaker with "My Life's in Turnaround" as co-director, star, producer and writer. Ward entered show business as a production assistant in L.A. A few years later, he returned to NYC where he worked as a bartender and co-founded the West End Theater Group. After his feature acting debut in Whit Stillman's engaging indie "Metropolitan" (1989), Ward teamed up with actor-screenwriter Eric Schaeffer to write "Turnaround." Shot for $40,000 in 15 days, the film follows the adventures of Ward and Schaeffer as they look for love and film financing in the big city. The film opened to warm reviews at the 1993 San Francisco Film Festival.
Filmography
Director (Feature Film)
Cast (Feature Film)
Writer (Feature Film)
Producer (Feature Film)
Cast (Special)
Life Events
1985
Moved to Los Angeles
1990
Made feature acting debut in a bit role in "Metropolitan"
1994
Feature debut (as director, writer and producer with Eric Schaeffer), "My Life's in Turnaround"
1995
Co-created, produced, wrote and starred in the short-lived Fox sitcom "Too Something/New York Daze"
1999
Scripted and helmed the ensemble comedy "The Suburbans"; also co-starred
Family
