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A smart, witty and capable engineer of mainstream entertainments, Nicholas Meyer began his career as a Hollywood publicist before turning to literary pursuits and a popular novelist, screenwriter and director. Meyer made his TV debut as a writer (and earned an Emmy nomination) with "The Night That Panicked America" (ABC, 1975), a recreation of the Orson Welles' famed Mercury Theater radio broadcast of "The War of the Worlds" on Halloween in 1938. Seguing into features, e wrote the screen adaptation of his best-selling latter-day Sherlock Holmes novel "The Seven Percent Solution" (1977) and
Co-Executive Producer
2004
1969
Was unit publicist for feature film "Love Story"
1974
First produced script, "Judge Dee and the Monastery Murders", a busted TV pilot for ABC
1977
Wrote screen adaptation of own novel "The Seven Percent Solution"
1979
Feature film directing debut, "Time After Time" (also scripted)
1983
TV directorial debut, "The Day After"
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