Alan C. Baird

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Alan C. Baird is the Harvard Book Prize winner who authored "facebookworm" and coauthored a print\web\wap project entitled "9TimeZones.com," which appeared at the Whitney Biennial. His work has appeared in seven anthologies and may be found in various periodicals, including Playboy, PC, and Britain's Guardian and Screenwriter. His Screenwright(R) ... See full bio »

Born:

January 5, 1951 in Waterville, Maine, USA

Known For

Hidden Palms Tennis Player

(2007)

A Night in the Day of a Night Receptionist Director

(1972)

Country Days, Nashville Nights Director

(1981)

Hollywood Close-Up Director

(1981)

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Director (3 credits)

1981 Country Days, Nashville Nights (TV Series)

1981 Hollywood Close-Up (TV Series)

1972 A Night in the Day of a Night Receptionist (Short)

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Producer (2 credits)

1981 Country Days, Nashville Nights (TV Series) (associate producer)

1981 Hollywood Close-Up (TV Series) (associate producer)

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Actor (1 credit)

2007 Hidden Palms (TV Series)
Tennis Player

- Pilot (2007) ... Tennis Player

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Writer (1 credit)

1972 A Night in the Day of a Night Receptionist (Short)

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Self (4 credits)

2004 The Inside Pitch (TV Special short)
Himself

1997 CNET News.com (TV Series)
Himself

- CNET Live from the PC Expo (1997) ... Himself

1996 Frei dosszie (TV Series documentary)
Himself

1982 Real People (TV Series)
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- Episode dated 10 April 1982 (1982) ... Himself

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Personal Details

Other Works:

Book: "9TimeZones.com - an eMail screenplay collaboration between Hungary and L.A. (includes first draft script 'The Fall In Budapest')". Xlibris. ISBN 0738806137 See more »

Publicity Listings:

1 Print Biography | 1 Interview | 2 Articles | See more »

Official Sites:

Script Doctor | Script Portfolio | See more »

Height:

6' (1.83 m)

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Did You Know?

Personal Quote:

History isn't written by the winners or the losers; it's written by the writers.

Trivia:

Completed two 26.2-mile marathon races: New York City 1976 (finished 761st in 3:28:01) and Boston 1977 (placing and time conveniently forgotten). See more »