Screenwriter Dan Futterman on Capote
- Date of Birth: 08 June, 1967
- Place of Birth: Brooklyn, New York, U.S.
- Biography: Daniel Futterman (born June 8, 1967) is an American actor and screenwriter. Although he is known for several high-profile acting roles, including Val Goldman in the film The Birdcage and Vincent Gray on the CBS television series Judging Amy, he is also a screenwriter. In 2005, he wrote the screenplay... Read more
Filmography
- Sweet Land (2008)
- A Mighty Heart (2007)
- Capote (2006)
- Related (2005)
- Judging Amy My Name Is Amy Gray... (2005)
- Judging Amy The Paper War (2005)
- Judging Amy Too Little, Too Late (2005)
- Judging Amy Getting Out (2005)
- Judging Amy Happy Borthday (2005)
- Judging Amy The Long Run (2005)
- Judging Amy Dream a Little Dream (2005)
- Judging Amy The New Normal (2005)
News
A Higher Calling
nytimes.com –
2008-12-21
(Page 4 of 7) Hoffman's approach may be less vampiric than Streep's, but he is no less adept at getting beyond the merely physical embodiment of a role. ... Full Article
A woman's love conquers her terror
sfgate.com –
2007-06-22
This heart-wrenching film is about the man who didn't come to dinner, Mariane's husband, Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl (Dan Futterman), and the horrific circumstances that keep him away. That a story whose ending is widely known -- Pearl ... Full Article
A MIGHTY HEART: An Interview with Dan Futterman Krista Vitola June 18, 2007 So were there moments where you would have liked to have done some writing on this or you felt that the experience of the improvisation of this ... Full Article
In the last few years, Dan Futterman has a seen a drastic change in his acting and film career. Not that long ago, he was just the brother of Amy Brennenman's character in TV's Judging Amy, and then he decided... ... Full Article
CNN has been beaming video of a media crush at the couple's hotel on Saturday in which one of their guards grabbed a photographer by his neck and screams at him. ... Full Article
For Those Who've Tired of Glory and Riches
nytimes.com –
2006-01-15
By ROSS JOHNSON IF the current awards season produces a Cinderella story, it may have less to do with Ron Howard's still-slugging "Cinderella Man" than with Dan Futterman. ... Full Article