Michael O'Herlihy

A seasoned craftsman of the small screen, Michael O'Herlihy was born in 1929 in Dublin, Ireland, and was active in the film industry from 1960 until his death in 1997. He mainly directed television series and films, including notable works like "Hawaii Five-O," "The A-Team," and "Star Trek," and was known for his adept ability to craft engaging narratives within the constraints of episodic television. Although he didn't win any major awards at film festivals, his work is celebrated for its consistency, storytelling prowess, and ability to handle a variety of genres. Michael O'Herlihy was not just a director, but a storyteller, whose works, be it a detective romp or a science fiction adventure, were undeniably imbued with a sense of humanity and heart.