Writing
Larry Gross
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Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Larry Gross (born 1953) is an American screenwriter, producer, and occasionally a director. He won the 2004 Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award at the Sundance Film Festival for We Don't Live Here Anymore. Description above from the Wikipedia article Larry Gross, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Movies
Known for
48 Hrs.1982 · Writer3.3ActuallyLike
True Crime1999 · Screenplay3.3ActuallyLike
Another 48 Hrs.1990 · Screenplay, Characters3.0ActuallyLike
Streets of Fire1984 · Writer3.4ActuallyLike
Geronimo: An American Legend1993 · Screenplay3.1
Prozac Nation2003 · Screenplay3.2
Belleville Cop2018 · Writer2.5ActuallyLike
Veronika Decides to Die2009 · Writer2.9Catalog
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Cast
Cast credits
Crew
Crew credits
48 Hrs.1982 · Writer3.3ActuallyLikeTrue Crime1999 · Screenplay3.3ActuallyLikeAnother 48 Hrs.1990 · Screenplay, Characters3.0ActuallyLikeStreets of Fire1984 · Writer3.4ActuallyLikeGeronimo: An American Legend1993 · Screenplay3.1Prozac Nation2003 · Screenplay3.2Belleville Cop2018 · Writer2.5ActuallyLikeVeronika Decides to Die2009 · Writer2.9
David1997 · Screenplay3.3
We Don't Live Here Anymore2004 · Writer2.8
Rear Window1998 · Teleplay2.7
Crime + Punishment in Suburbia2000 · Writer, Producer2.9
Porto2017 · Writer2.8
3:15 the Moment of Truth1986 · Director2.9
This World, Then the Fireworks1997 · Screenplay, Producer2.6
Gunshy1998 · Screenplay, Producer2.7
The Virginian2000 · Teleplay2.7
Headin' for Broadway1980 · Writer3.8