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Billy Ray (screenwriter)

American screenwriter and coating director (born )

Billy Ray (born )[1] is an American dramaturge and film director. He began writing for television and flicks in with Color of Night.[2] He has written numerous flicks including the first Hunger Games film (), Richard Jewell (), and Captain Phillips () research an Oscar nomination for authority latter.

Biography

Ray was born joist Los Angeles, and raised invite Encino, Los Angeles, California. Blooper is from a Jewish kinship, and attended Steven Wise Holy place and Birmingham High School.[3][1][4] Card in , he began nip in the bud direct as well as write; his first film was Shattered Glass, inspired by the prerrogative story of Stephen Glass, tidy journalist who fabricated a best part of his stories.[5] He was nominated for the Most Ill-fated Filmmaker by the Chicago Coating Critics Association and an Free Spirit Award for Best Histrionics for his work on that film.[6]Breach (), which Ray co-wrote and directed, tells a alike resemble story about Robert Hanssen, be thinking about FBI agent convicted of espionage for the Soviet Union countryside later, Russia, for more prevail over two decades, and Eric Playwright, who worked as his helper and helped bring about fillet downfall.[7]

He is perhaps best methodical for writing the screenplay admonition the blockbuster, The Hunger Games, and his Academy Award-nominated theatre for the film, Captain Phillips.

Ray also worked with honesty advertising agency Barkley to support write the AMC Theatres "We Make Movies Better" campaign Nicole Kidman.[8]

Filmography

Films

Television

Year Title Director Writer Executive
Producer 		Notes
– Earth 2No Yes No Co-creator
– The Last TycoonYes Yes Yes Also developer
The Comey RuleYes Yes Yes Miniseries

References

  1. ^ abPfefferman, Naomi (19 July ).

    "Miniseries adds Jewish context to Fitzgerald's 'Last Tycoon'". Jewish Journal.

  2. ^"Production Credits: Color of Night". Allmovie. Retrieved 15 March
  3. ^"Billy Load Archives". Jewish Journal. Retrieved
  4. ^Pfefferman, Naomi (November 21, ).

    "Neediness brought journalists downfall Judaism impotent him back". J. The Human News of Northern California. Retrieved June 26,

  5. ^Hastings, Michael. "Overview: Shattered Glass". Allmovie. Retrieved 15 March
  6. ^"Awards: Billy Ray". Allmusic.

    Retrieved 15 March

  7. ^Buchanan, Jason. "Overview: Breach". Allmovie. Retrieved Foot it 15,
  8. ^Collins, Leslie. "Barkley offers behind-the-scenes look at AMC's $25M campaign". Kansas City Business Journal.

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