Gil Grant

Birthplace:
Tucson - Arizona - USA

Gil Grant was born in Tucson, Arizona. After graduating from Rincon High School, he attended the University of Arizona while working full time at KVOA-TV as a camera operator, eventually directing the evening news. He graduated from the U of A with a degree in English Literature and Creative Writing. Landing a job at KPNX-TV in Phoenix (then KTAR), he wrote and directed commercials during the day, while writing screenplays at night. His break came when he sold a script to a new NBC sitcom, OPERATION PETTICOAT. Based on a Cary Grant, Tony Curtis film about a pink submarine in World War II, the series starred John Astin, as well an 18 year old Jamie Lee Curtis, in one of her first roles.

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Writer:
1986  My Town

Co-Executive Producer:
2003  NCIS

Creator:
1987  The Oldest Rookie
1990  Hull High
1992  Covington Cross
1994  McKenna
1999  Relic Hunter
2001  Tracker
2003  NCIS
2007  Painkiller Jane

Producer:
1987  The Oldest Rookie
1990  Hull High
1992  Covington Cross
1994  McKenna
1996  The Cape
1999  Relic Hunter
2001  Tracker
2003  NCIS
2007  Painkiller Jane

Teleplay:
1987  The Oldest Rookie
1990  Hull High
1992  Covington Cross
1994  McKenna
1996  The Cape
1999  Relic Hunter
2001  Tracker
2003  NCIS
2007  Painkiller Jane

Writer:
1977  Eight Is Enough
1977  The Hardy Boys / Nancy Drew Mysteries
1987  The Oldest Rookie
1990  Hull High
1992  Covington Cross
1994  McKenna
1996  The Cape
1999  Relic Hunter
2001  24
2001  Mutant X
2001  Tracker
2003  NCIS
2007  Army Wives
2007  Painkiller Jane
2009  NCIS: Los Angeles
2011  XIII: The Series

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