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Ted Griffin was born on December 21, 1970 in Pasadena, California, USA. He is a writer and producer, known for Matchstick Men (2003), The Wolf of Wall Street (2013) and Terriers (2010). He has been married to Sutton Foster since October 25, 2014. See full bio »

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December 21, 1970 in Pasadena, California, USA

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Known For

Matchstick Men Writer

(2003)

The Wolf of Wall Street Producer

(2013)

Terriers Writer

(2010)

Killers Writer

(2010)

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Writer (11 credits)

2015/II Solace (written by)

2011 Tower Heist (screenplay) / (story)

Terriers (TV Series) (creator - 13 episodes, 2010) (written by - 2 episodes, 2010)

- Hail Mary (2010) ... (creator) / (written by)

- Quid Pro Quo (2010) ... (creator)

- Sins of the Past (2010) ... (creator)

- Asunder (2010) ... (creator)

- Pimp Daddy (2010) ... (creator)

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2010 Killers (screenplay)

2007 The Key to Reserva (Short)

2006 The Shield (TV Series) (written by - 1 episode)

- Rap Payback (2006) ... (written by)

2005 Rumor Has It... (written by - as T.M. Griffin)

2003 Matchstick Men (screenplay)

2001 Ocean's Eleven (screenplay)

1999 Best Laid Plans (written by)

1999 Ravenous (written by)

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Producer (6 credits)

2013 The Wolf of Wall Street (co-producer)

2011 Prom (producer)

2010 Terriers (TV Series) (executive producer - 9 episodes)

- Hail Mary (2010) ... (executive producer)

- Quid Pro Quo (2010) ... (executive producer)

- Sins of the Past (2010) ... (executive producer)

- Asunder (2010) ... (executive producer)

- Agua Caliente (2010) ... (executive producer)

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2010 Public Speaking (Documentary) (executive producer)

2009/I Up in the Air (executive producer)

2003 Matchstick Men (producer)

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Director (4 credits)

2017 Patriot (TV Series) (1 episode)

- Un Monsieur Triste En Costume (2017)

2016 Mad Dogs (TV Series) (1 episode)

- Seahorse (2016)

2013 Do the Work (Short)

2010 Terriers (TV Series) (2 episodes)

- Hail Mary (2010)

- Asunder (2010)

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Actor (4 credits)

2013 The Wolf of Wall Street
Agent Hughes

2007 The Key to Reserva (Short)
Interviewer

2005 Must Love Dogs
Bill Jr.

1996 Puddle Cruiser
Rick Johnson

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Miscellaneous Crew (1 credit)

2007 The Key to Reserva (Short) (creative consultant)

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Thanks (3 credits)

2004 Criminal (special thanks)

2004 Tricks of the Trade: Making 'Matchstick Men' (Video documentary) (special thanks)

2002 'Ocean's Eleven': The Look of the Con (Video short) (special thanks)

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Self (6 credits)

2012 The Life & Times of Tim (TV Series)
Himself

- Action Packed Heist/Fall Foliage (2012) ... Himself (voice)

2007 After Hours with Daniel Boulud (TV Series)
Himself

- Providence (2007) ... Himself

2006 The Dialogue: An Interview with Screenwriter Ted Griffin (Video)
Himself

2004 Tricks of the Trade: Making 'Matchstick Men' (Video documentary)
Himself - Writer / Producer

2002 'Ocean's Eleven': The Look of the Con (Video short)
Himself

2001 HBO First Look (TV Series documentary short)
Himself

- The Making of 'Ocean's Eleven' (2001) ... Himself

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Personal Details

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Alternate Names:

T.M. Griffin

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Personal Quote:

Ravenous (1999) was the fourth script I'd written, and it was the first one that I felt like, 'this actually feels like I'm a real writer now,' because I was not paying attention to the rules you learn about screen-writing.

Trivia:

Ted Griffin was replaced as director after three weeks of shooting, of his directorial debut Rumor Has It... (2005). Rob Reiner was hired to take his place, and made script and casting changes during the brief transition period. All of Griffin's work was reportedly scrapped. This caused the budget to swell from $40 million to as much as $70 million. See more »