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John Pogue
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John Pogue is known for
The Skulls (2000)
,
The Quiet Ones (2014)
and
Rollerball (2002)
.
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2 nominations
Known for
The Skulls
5.6
Writer
2000
The Quiet Ones
5.1
Writer
2014
Rollerball
3.1
Writer
2002
U.S. Marshals
6.5
Writer
1998
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Director
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Producer
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Script and Continuity Department
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Second Unit or Assistant Director
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Writer
Previous
9
Origins: The Journey of Humankind
teleplay by
TV Series
2017
1 episode
The Quiet Ones
screenplay by
2014
Quarantine 2: Terminal
screenplay
(as John G. Pogue)
2011
The Skulls III
based on the film "The Skulls" written by
Video
2004
Ghost Ship
screenplay
2002
The Skulls II
based on the film "The Skulls" written by
Video
2002
Rollerball
screenplay
2002
The Skulls
written by
2000
U.S. Marshals
written by
1998
Director
Previous
5
Eraser: Reborn
Director
2022
Deep Blue Sea 3
Director
(directed by)
Video
2020
Blood Brother
Director
2018
The Quiet Ones
Director
2014
Quarantine 2: Terminal
Director
(as John G. Pogue)
2011
Producer
Previous
4
The Skulls III
producer
(produced by)
Video
2004
The Skulls II
producer
(produced by)
Video
2002
The Fast and the Furious
executive producer
2001
The Skulls
producer
(produced by)
2000
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John G. Pogue
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Graduate of Yale University, where he was a member of a secret society. Pogue is the screenwriter of
The Skulls (2000)
.
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It's so hard to get anybody to put down money for a movie, to get my foot in the door, I needed something that was going to grab you and not let go.
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