Audrey Wells(1960-2018)

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Writer
Producer

Audrey Wells was born on 25 January 1960 in San Francisco, California, USA. She was a writer and producer, known for The Hate U Give (2018), Guinevere (1999) and George of the Jungle (1997). She was married to Brian Lane Larky, John James Radzik, Jeffrey D Robinson and Mr Wells. She died on 4 October 2018 in Santa Monica, California, USA.

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Awards
- 6 wins & 11 nominations total

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Known for

The Hate U Give

7.5

Writer

2018

Guinevere

5.9

Writer

1999

George of the Jungle

5.6

Writer

1997

Under the Tuscan Sun

6.7

Writer

2003

Credits

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Script and Continuity Department

The Smurfs
5.4
- script revisions (uncredited)
- 2011
Beverly Hills Chihuahua
4.0
- script revisions (uncredited)
- 2008
The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause
4.8
- script revisions (uncredited)
- 2006
Eight Below
7.3
- script revisions (uncredited)
- 2006
The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement
5.9
- script revisions (uncredited)
- 2004
Raising Helen
6.0
- script revisions (uncredited)
- 2004
How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days
6.5
- script revisions (uncredited)
- 2003
Tuck Everlasting
6.6
- script revisions (uncredited)
- 2002
Kate & Leopold
6.4
- script revisions (uncredited)
- 2001
The Princess Diaries
6.4
- script revisions (uncredited)
- 2001
Runaway Bride
5.6
- script revisions (uncredited)
- 1999
Inspector Gadget
4.2
- script revisions (uncredited)
- 1999
Mighty Joe Young
5.7
- script revisions (uncredited)
- 1998
I'll Be Home for Christmas
5.6
- script revisions (uncredited)
- 1998

Writer

Producer

Personal details

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Born
- January 25, 1960
- San Francisco, California, USA
Died
- October 4, 2018
- Santa Monica, California, USA(cancer)
Spouses
Publicity listings
- 2 Interviews
- 1 Article

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Trivia
In an interview with Terry Gross on "Fresh Air" she told how she faked her way into a job as a disc jockey at KJAZ in San Francisco. She says she knew nothing about jazz, but the station manager interviewing her for the job told her to go into the station library and find the 100 best jazz albums. What she did was make a list of the albums that were most worn on their covers' corners and edges.