- Alan
Brennert (born May 30, 1954) is an
American author,
television producer, and screenwriter.
Brennert has
lived in
Southern California since 1973 and...
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adaptations of
stories by
Harlan Ellison (whose "Shatterday",
adapted by Alan
Brennert,
launched the new series), Greg Bear, Ray Bradbury,
Arthur C. Clarke, Robert...
- the
teleplay is
credited solely to Alan
Brennert, the
opening scene was
scripted by
Ellison himself.
Brennert had
extensively revised the
opening scene...
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contact the
studio with any objections. The episode's screenwriter, Alan
Brennert,
later commented that "Over the
years I've
taken a
little bit of heat from...
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anomaly is
detected on board. It was the
second script written by Alan
Brennert and Ken LaZebnik, and was
directed by
David Straiton - his
second of the...
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while Charity Payne is 11
years old. The episode's screenwriter, Alan
Brennert, was
worried this
would come off as
creepy and made the two characters...
-
Interlaced Pathways,
which was
coincidentally dedicated to Alan
Brennert.
According to
Brennert, in the
early 2000s he was in
talks to
adapt the
episode into...
-
Leper Colony" on his
album Poodle Hat. 2009 — Moloka'i is a
novel by Alan
Brennert about a
leper colony in Hawaii. This
novel follows the
story of a seven-year-old...
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named for an
actor with whom
Burkett was
rooming in New Hampshire. Alan
Brennert wrote four
issues of The
Brave and the Bold
featuring Batman teaming with...
- one-shot
comic published by DC
Comics in 1991. The
story is
written by Alan
Brennert and
illustrated by Norm Breyfogle. The
graphic novel is
significant in...
