Michael O'Sullivan is a staff writer and editor at The Washington Post. He has been with the newspaper since 1993, focusing on film, fine art, theater, and other entertainment topics. Michael's insightful work has also been featured in various publications, including The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Guam Daily Post, and The Independent.
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Michael O'Sullivan's work predominantly revolves around entertainment, particularly film reviews and profile features. If you are in the movie industry or have insights into upcoming releases, engaging profiles of actors or filmmakers, or critiques on recent films, he may be interested in your pitch.
Given his focus on reviewing movies and profiling figures within the film industry, consider providing him with exclusive access to interviews with directors, producers, or cast members for upcoming releases. Additionally, if you have unique perspectives about trends in the film industry that could lead to interesting feature articles or opinion pieces.
While Michael's geographic focus is not explicitly stated beyond "United States," it can be inferred that he concentrates on Washington and Spokane. Therefore, pitches relating specifically to events or personalities from these areas might resonate with him more effectively.
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This weekend's opening of "Wicked: For Good" signals the unofficial start of holiday movie season.
By: Michael O'Sullivan
Two criteria determine what makes a pole. The emerging geo-economic region is primed to fulfil both
With the holiday movie season under way, that means a rush of Oscar contenders in theaters. This holiday movie guide will help you sort through the clutter.
By: Michael O'Sullivan, Annette Belcher, Paul Healy
Two bodies were found in two separate locations this morning
By: Michael O'Sullivan, Paul Healy, Annette Belcher
Two bodies were found in two separate locations this morning
By: Annette Belcher, Michael O'Sullivan, Paul Healy
Two bodies were found in two separate locations this morning
Spider-Man and the Minions are back, but this summer might belong to Odysseus and the aliens.
Suddenly obsessed with the beautiful game? When there's no World Cup action, these pitch-centric stories are a good fix.
By: Michael O'Sullivan
Audiences can also catch “Practical Magic 2,” “Sense and Sensibility” and a transformed Tom Cruise on the big screen.
By: Michael O'Sullivan
Witches, Mark Zuckerberg, Jane Austen, Godzilla — and an almost unrecognizable Tom Cruise. These and other flavorful ingredients have gone into the farrago of films awaiting fans this fall.
