Paul Weitz

AKA:
Paul John Weitz
Nationality:
American
Birthdate:
00/00/1965
Birthplace:
New York, New York
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biography
Screenwriter and director Paul Weitz first gained notice when he and his younger brother Chris (along with Todd Alcott) contributed to the screenplay for the DreamWorks/PDI computer animated feature "Antz" (1998). For this film, the writers created a movie that would have appeal for adults as well as children. A cleverly written exploration of individuality in the face of society's predetermined roles, "Antz" starred Woody Allen in what was easily his funniest role in the better part of a decade. Allen voiced Z-4195, the drone dissatisfied with his station in life who, for the love of Continued
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milestones
Year
Milestone
 
Playwriting debut, "Mango Tea," starring Marisa Tomei and Rob Morrow
 
Had two subsequent plays, "Captive" and "All for One"
1994 
With brother Chris, sold spec script "Rhode Island Smith and the Theme Park of Doom"
1995 
His play "Captive" was adapted into a feature film titled "Sex and the Other Man," by writer-director Karl Slovin
1996 
Collaborated with brother Chris on the script for film version of 1960s TV sitcom "My Favorite Martian"
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