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Matt Bissonnette (other)
Matt Bissonnette may refer to: * Matt Bissonnette (author) (born 1976), former United States Navy SEAL and author of ''No Easy Day'' * Matt Bissonnette (director) Benedict Matthew Bissonnette, usually credited as Matt Bissonnette, is a Canadian film director and writer.Randall King, "Laughing in the face of death: Humour, absurdity bring a light touch to bleak, Cohen-inspired Irish-Canadian drama". ''Winnipe ... (), Canadian film director and writer * Matt Bissonette (musician) (born 1961), American bass player and vocalist {{human name disambiguation, Bissonnette, Matt ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Matt Bissonnette (author)
Matt Bissonette is a former United States Navy SEAL and author of ''No Easy Day'', a book which he wrote using the pen name Mark Owen. The book chronicles his life and military service, but mostly is about his involvement with Operation Neptune Spear. Bissonnette writes that he was present on the third floor of Osama Bin Laden's compound in Abbottabad when the terrorist leader was killed. Military career Bissonnette grew up hunting and fishing in a remote Alaskan town called Aniak. After graduating high school in 1994, he attended Biola University and earned his Bachelor's degree in Sociology in 1998. He then enlisted in the Navy, graduating with BUD/S class 226 as the Honor-man (top of the class) in 1999 and served with SEAL Team Five. Marcus Luttrell was briefly in class 226, but due to injury later graduated class 228. During Bissonnette's first deployment 9/11 happened and he was among the first to be deployed in support of the War on terror, GWOT. In 2004 he completed s ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Matt Bissonnette (director)
Benedict Matthew Bissonnette, usually credited as Matt Bissonnette, is a Canadian film director and writer.Randall King, "Laughing in the face of death: Humour, absurdity bring a light touch to bleak, Cohen-inspired Irish-Canadian drama". ''Winnipeg Free Press'', March 12, 2021. Bissonnette and his childhood friend Steven Clark collaborated as codirectors and cowriters of the 2002 film '' Looking for Leonard''. On his own, Bissonnette followed up with the films ''Who Loves the Sun'' in 2006, ''Passenger Side'' in 2009,John Griffin, "Great music and dialogue as a contact sport; passenger side Ex-N.D.G.er Matt Bissonnette directs a winning road movie". ''Montreal Gazette'', October 9, 2009. and '' Death of a Ladies' Man'' in 2020. Bissonnette's films frequently use the literary or musical work of Leonard Cohen as a thematic motif; ''Looking for Leonard'' centred in part on a character's fantasies of escaping her life to run away with Cohen after reading his novel ''Beautiful Losers'' ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
