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13 wins & 36 nominations.
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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 Movie) (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 (38 credits)
2004-2006
Biography
(TV Series documentary)
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Personal Details
Other Works:
His play, "Sexual Perversity in Chicago," was performed at the Organic Theater Company, 4520 North Beacon Street, Chicago, Illinois with Eric Loeb (hipster); Carolyn Gordon; Roberta Custer; and Warren Casey in the cast.
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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:
[on the influence of Vikram Jayanti's documentary, 'The Agony and the Ecstasy of Phil Spector' on his own later project for HBO] I see the documentary, and it's a brilliant documentary. And you start out. In the first ten seconds you're saying, 'Oh, this guy's a freak. He's small. He's wizened. He talks funny. His arms are shaky. He's obviously a freak'. Three minutes later, you say, 'Well, he ...
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Trivia:
His play "Boston Marriage" was performed at the Donmar Warehouse and New Ambassador's Theatre in London and was nominated for a 2002 'Laurence Olivier' Theatre Award for Best New Comedy of 2001.
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