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Filmography
2013/I
The Coin
(Short) (short story by)
The Unit
(TV Series) (creator - 69 episodes, 2006 - 2009) (written by - 10 episodes, 2006 - 2009) (writer - 1 episode, 2006)
2005
Edmond
(play) / (screenplay)
2000
Lakeboat
(play - uncredited) / (written by)
1999
Lansky
(TV Movie) (written by)
1998
Ronin
(screenplay - as Richard Weisz)
1994
Texan
(TV Short) (written by)
2006-2009
The Unit
(TV Series) (executive producer - 69 episodes)
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Endgame
(2009)
... (executive producer)
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Whiplash
(2009)
... (executive producer)
1999
Lansky
(TV Movie) (executive producer)
1992
Hoffa
(associate producer)
2006-2008
The Unit
(TV Series) (4 episodes)
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Actor (4 credits)
2008
Redbelt
(writer: "Voce Nao Me Ve")
1994
Oleanna
(lyrics: "Long Ago And Far Away", "Hail To The Men Of Merit", "Brief College Days")
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Self (34 credits)
2004-2006
Biography
(TV Series documentary)
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Personal Details
Other Works:
His play, "American Buffalo," was performed at the Long Wharf Theatre (Mainstage) in New Haven, Connecticut before being transferred to New York City with Al Pacino in the cast. Arvin Brown was director. Marjorie B. Kellogg was set designer. Bill Walker was costume designer. Ronald Wallace was lighting designer.
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Publicity Listings:
3 Print Biographies
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5 Interviews
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35 Articles
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1 Pictorial
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2 Magazine Cover Photos
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Alternate Names:
Richard Weisz
Height:
5' 6" (1.68 m)
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Personal Quote:
Asperger's syndrome helped make the movies. The symptoms of this developmental disorder include early precocity, a great ability to maintain masses of information, a lack of ability to mix with groups in age-appropriate aways, ignorance of or indifference to social norms, high intelligence, and difficulty with transitions married to a preternatural ability to concentrate on the minutiae of the ...
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Trademark:
Great attention to realistic dialogue, often the actors in his films stutter or even leave a large portion of their lines unsaid.
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