Jeremy Leven

	STARmeter SEE RANK Up 2,782 this week View rank on IMDbPro » Jeremy Leven Writer \| Producer \| Director View Resume » Jeremy Leven was born in 1941 in South Bend, Indiana, USA. He is a writer and producer, known for Don Juan DeMarco (1994), Real Steel (2011) and The Notebook (2004). See full bio » Born: 1941 in South Bend, Indiana, USA

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Known For

Don Juan DeMarco Writer

(1994)

Real Steel Writer

(2011)

The Notebook Writer

(2004)

Girl on a Bicycle Writer

(2013)

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Writer (11 credits)

2013 Girl on a Bicycle (written by)

2012 Wer's glaubt, wird selig (written by)

2011 Real Steel (story)

2009 My Sister's Keeper (screenplay)

2004 The Notebook (screenplay)

2003 Alex & Emma (written by)

2002 Crazy as Hell (novel "Satan") / (screenplay)

2000 The Legend of Bagger Vance (screenplay)

1994 Don Juan DeMarco (written by)

1986 Playing for Keeps (written by)

1985 Creator (novel) / (screenplay)

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Producer (3 credits)

2013 Girl on a Bicycle (producer)

2012 Wer's glaubt, wird selig (co-producer)

2003 Alex & Emma (producer)

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Director (2 credits)

2013 Girl on a Bicycle

1994 Don Juan DeMarco

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Self (1 credit)

2004 Imagine (TV Series documentary)
Himself

- Brando (2004) ... Himself

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Personal Details

Other Works:

Novel "Satan : His Psychotherapy and Cure by the Unfortunate Dr. Kassler, J.S.P.S." See more »

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Personal Quote:

[on Don Juan DeMarco (1994)] I had a decision to make about what to do about Marlon's weight, regarding the fact that he is heavy. Actually, it was Marlon's idea, when we starting shooting the first scene, suddenly he walks up to Richard C. Sarafian and taps him on the tummy and says, "Putting on a little weight." That came out of nowhere. I never wrote that line. That was Marlon's line. But I ... See more »