
Jonathan Lynn
- Known for
- Directing
- Born
- April 3, 1943
- Birthplace
- Bath, Somerset, England, UK
Jonathan Lynn (born 3 April 1943) is an English stage and film director, producer, writer, and actor. He is known for directing the comedy films such as Clue, Nuns on the Run, My Cousin Vinny, and The Whole Nine Yards. He also co-created and co-wrote the television series Yes Minister. Description above from the Wikipedia article Jonathan Lynn, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Filmography

Bruce Willis : les secrets d'une icône 2025
as Self

Who Done It: The Clue Documentary 2022
as Self

Clue 2022
Writer

An Accidental Studio 2019
as Self

Wild Target 2010
as Parrot (voice), Director

He's Such a Girl 2009
Executive Producer

Remember the Secret Policeman's Ball? 2004
as Self

Vanity Fair 2004
Executive Producer

The Fighting Temptations 2003
Director

Great Comedy Moments 2001
Writer

The Unforgettable Leonard Rossiter 2000
as Self

The Whole Nine Yards 2000
Director

One Man Band 1999
as Tailor's Assistant

Trial and Error 1997
Director, Producer

Sgt. Bilko 1996
Director

Greedy 1994
as Douglas, Director

The Distinguished Gentleman 1992
Director

My Cousin Vinny 1992
Director

Life After Life 1990
Writer

3 Men and a Little Lady 1990
as Vicar Hewitt

Nuns on the Run 1990
Director, Screenplay

Suspicion 1987
Writer

Clue 1985
Screenplay, Director, Story

Into the Night 1985
as Tailor

Twee handen op een buik 1984
Theatre Play
- Arms and the Man
Arms and the Man 1983
Director

The Funny Side of Christmas 1982
Writer

Outside Edge 1982
as Kevin

Breaking Glass 1980
as Radio DJ

The Knowledge 1979
as Ted Margolies

Dinner at the Sporting Club 1978
as Cyril Benson

She Fell Among Thieves 1978
as Gaston

Pleasure at Her Majesty's 1976
as Self

Bar Mitzvah Boy 1976
as Harold

The Internecine Project 1974
Screenplay

Romance with a Double Bass 1974
as Leader of the Orchestra

The House That Dripped Blood 1971
Actor

Rumour 1970
Actor

The Merchant of Venice 1969
as Tubal

Prudence and the Pill 1968
as Chemist's Assistant
Credits from TMDB.