Richard Shepard



Richard Shepard
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  • Biography: Richard Shepard (born 1965 New York City, New York) is an American film and television director and screenwriter. In 2007 Shepard received a Directors Guild of America Award and a Emmy Award for Outstanding Directing for the television pilot Ugly Betty.

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Shepard snags Angriest Man
moviehole.net – 2009-06-02
Author: Clint Morris Date: Tuesday, June 2nd, 2009 Time: 2:17 am A big congrats to my old bud Richard Shepard on discovering where his next meal is coming from (most of us have no friggin idea). ... Full Article

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Shepard Finds Brooklyn's "Angriest Man"
darkhorizons.com – 2009-06-02
Richard Shepard ("The Matador," "The Hunting Party") has signed to direct the dark comedy "The Angriest Man in Brooklyn" for Overture Films says The Hollywood Reporter . ... Full Article

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Expanded roles for two Gersh reps
hollywoodreporter.com – 2009-05-04
Reflecting the growth of the agency, Gersh has promoted agents Abram Nalibotsky and Alex Yarosh to agency partner and head of talent, respectively. The moves follow the recent addition of Daisy Wu, who joined the talent department from Endeavor, and... ... Full Article

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Colorado's feast of film festivals
denverpost.com – 2009-03-27
In "Lies," playing at the Aspen Shortsfest, three tales of lying get the once-over in a mix of live action and animation. (The Denver Post) "Once again and perhaps more than ever, the accent is on discovery," says Laura Thielen,... ... Full Article

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Cinematical
cinematical.com – 2008-01-22
Pickings are a bit slim on the indie DVD shelves this week, but here are three titles that sound like they're worth checking out. " Instead of grousing or hand wringing" about its topic -- why the US government hasn't... ... Full Article

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christianitytoday.com – 2007-09-21
There are many films that try to raise awareness of real-life atrocities, both past and present, and most of these films tend to be somewhat earnest. ... Full Article

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