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Joe Forte (1893-1967)

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Born:
June 14, 1893

Died:
March 11, 1967

Biography from TheMovieDB

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.  Joe Forte is an American screenplay writer and painter. Born in New Jersey, he is a graduate of New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. Writer of Firewall, the 2006 thriller starring Harrison Ford, and producer of 2005 film, "Say I Do". Forte is currently adapting the award-winning novel for New Line Cinemas, and is creating a one-hour drama series for 20th Century Fox called The Pack, based on the book by New York indie novelist Jason Starr.  "Wonder", a solo exhibition of Forte's most recent baseball card, was shown at Bergamont Station's James Gray Gallery, Santa Monica, CA, in Oct-Nov of 2008.  Forte lives in Los Angeles, United States and has been a mentor and panelist for UCLA, the Sedona Film Festival and Cinestory.  Description above from the Wikipedia article Joe Forte, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia​

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Director:
2016  The Man Who Saved Ben-Hur

Story:
2016  The Man Who Saved Ben-Hur
????  Say I Do

Writer:
2006  Firewall
2016  The Man Who Saved Ben-Hur
????  Say I Do

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