He broke into Hollywood in the late 1990s, selling a series of spec scripts that have so far gone unproduced, including Mobile in 1997, and Solace and Beached in 1998. These landed him an early rewrite assignment for a comedy called Domestic Partners, which has also gone unproduced.
Here he is, talking about his career.
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Well it's lucky Ted Griffin didn't try to take his love of movie making in the direction of acting. He was so nervous, stuttering, repeating himself, and constantly breaking off.
I found it interesting he had no respect for his college degree, or movie conventions, and even research.
On a side note, it is saddening to hear a US college degree is $100,000. Bad luck if you don't have the money.
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