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'''Ron Friedman''' is an American television writer.
'''Ron Friedman''' is an American television writer.


Friedman was originally hired to write the screenplay for ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]'', but the original script he turned in was judged "incoherent" by writer/story editor [[Flint Dille]] and creative director [[Jay Bacal]]. Dille eventually spearheaded an effort to rewrite the script (with help from, among others, an uncredited [[Frank Miller]]), although many of the concepts originally envisioned by Friedman remained in the final draft.[http://cybertronchronicle.freewebspace.com/60-astrominutes/flint_dille_2.html]
Friedman produced the original screenplay for ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]'', but the script he turned in was judged "incoherent" by writer/story editor [[Flint Dille]] and creative director [[Jay Bacal]]. [http://cybertronchronicle.freewebspace.com/60-astrominutes/flint_dille_2.html] Although Dille was subsequently responsible for spearheadeding the heavy rewriting of the script, Friedman had previously negotiated to recieve sole credit as writer, and Dille is only credited as "story consultant" (although his credit actually ''preceded'' Friedman's onscreen). A similar situation arose in the production of the ''[[G.I. Joe]]'' movie, which was predominantly penned by "story consultant" [[Buzz Dixon]], but again, credited solely to Friedman.


Friedman was ultimately given the film's sole writer credit, with Dille credited as a "Creative Consultant".
Did you ever watch the first season of the 90s ''[[Iron Man]]'' show?
 
He wrote that.
 
Yeah.


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Revision as of 22:38, 6 March 2008

Ron Friedman is an American television writer.

Friedman produced the original screenplay for The Transformers: The Movie, but the script he turned in was judged "incoherent" by writer/story editor Flint Dille and creative director Jay Bacal. [1] Although Dille was subsequently responsible for spearheadeding the heavy rewriting of the script, Friedman had previously negotiated to recieve sole credit as writer, and Dille is only credited as "story consultant" (although his credit actually preceded Friedman's onscreen). A similar situation arose in the production of the G.I. Joe movie, which was predominantly penned by "story consultant" Buzz Dixon, but again, credited solely to Friedman.

Did you ever watch the first season of the 90s Iron Man show?

He wrote that.

Yeah.



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