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ConorJMurphy
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  • About

    Many of you know Conor Murphy from his extensive work in both film and television. Conor is billed as one of the most prolific extras of our time. Who can forget Conor's riveting performance as "Scot No. 236" in 1995's Academy Award winning Braveheart? Conor also received critical acclaim for his portrayal as "Drowning Man on a Soggy 2X4" in 1997's Academy Award winning Titanic.

    Although Conor's successful film career rocketed him into the public's conscience, many remember him as the famed Australian emu jockey known as the "Fowl Flyer." Conor rode his emu Doris six times to victory while competing in the Sydney Derby.

    Surprisingly, Conor hasn't always known success. Conor was born in a small one-room shack on the outskirts of a Dollywood theme park in Pigeon Forge, TN. At eight-years-old, Conor's parents abandoned him at a Shell station to be the next contestants on the Price is Right. But, the big wheel would soon begin to spin in Conor's direction when he was adopted at the tender age of 10 by Japanese missionaries, Kimiko and Roshi Fujimoto. It was Conor's adopted parents that introduced him to the fine art of Kabuki that would one day launch his acting career.

    Now with the Fujimotos, Conor thought he would never again know sorrow, but the familiar knock of heartache would rap once more on Conor's door. When Conor was 20, his adopted mother was struck down when she took too large of a bite of a spinach and cheese quiche. Conor was devastated, but he buried his grief in his love for cooking, and his efforts would soon pay off. In three short years, Conor developed the mini-quiche in honor of his late adopted mother. Conor vowed that no one would ever again suffer a mortal blow from a large bite of French pastry.

    Today, Conor's mini-quiche business is thriving with offices in Detroit and Bali. He returned to his one-room shack near Dollywood where he lives with his two emus, Louise and Sadie.
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