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*[[Michael Nobori]]; a writer. | *[[Michael Nobori]]; a writer. | ||
*[[Michael O'Conner]]; a layout artist. | *[[Michael O'Conner]]; a layout artist. | ||
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*[[Michael Paul Chan]]; an actor who voiced the [[Chinese spies]]. | *[[Michael Paul Chan]]; an actor who voiced the [[Chinese spies]]. | ||
*[[Michael Polcino]]; an animation director. | *[[Michael Polcino]]; an animation director. | ||
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Michael may refer to:
Characters
- Michael (And Maggie Makes Three); star of Knightboat.
- Michael D'Amico; Fat Tony's son.
- Michael Jackson; a famous musician.
- Michael Moore; a film-maker and prisoner.
Behind the Laughter
- Michael Bannon; creative services director on The Simpsons: Hit & Run
- Michael Carrington; a writer who co-wrote episodes with Gary Apple.
- Michael Cera; an actor who will play Nick.
- Michael Gonzales; quality assurance supervisor on The Simpsons: Hit & Run.
- Michael Graham; quality assurance project lead on The Simpsons: Hit & Run.
- Michael Imperioli; an actor who guest starred as Dante Calabresi Jr..
- Michael Jackson; a famous singer who guest starred as Leon Kompowsky.
- Michael Marcantel; an animation director.
- Michael McCusker; an assistant to the producers.
- Michael McKean; an actor and musician who voiced David St. Hubbins, Arthur Fortune and Jerry Rude.
- Michael Moore; a filmmaker who guest stared as himself.
- Michael Nobori; a writer.
- Michael O'Conner; a layout artist.
- Michael Palomino; quality assurance tester.
- Michael Paul Chan; an actor who voiced the Chinese spies.
- Michael Polcino; an animation director.
- Michael Pole; former senior vice president and general manager at Vivendi Universal Games.
- Michael Price; a writer.
- Michael P. Schoenbrun; a former executive in charge of Gracie Films.
- Michael Stanislavsky; an executive in charge of Gracie Films.
- Michael Swanigan; a storyboard artist.
