| Richard Kiel
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Richard Kiel, who is best known for his roles as "Jaws" in the James Bond films has been an actor for nearly thirty-eight years. Like Michael Douglas, Ron Howard, Rob Reiner and Penny Marshall, he has picked up a lot of experience by osmosis.
Kiel wrote, produced and starred in his own television show, "THE PAUL
BUNYAN SHOW" in 1963. He wrote his first screenplay "THE DANCE OF DEATH"
in 1965. In the 1970's he co-wrote "THE SOUTH SHALL RISE AGAIN," and began
co-writing several family films including "CONSIDER THE RAVENS," WITH WINGS
AS EAGLES" and "ESCAPE FROM PARADISE."
| Richard at 7
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| Richard at 21
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"This is not a story about Muhammad Ali but rather one about the white
man who ran for president at the same time as Abraham Lincoln. It's a story
about a man who put his life on the line, who suffered assassination attempts
on his own life and the poisoning of his children, all caused by his quest
to put an end to slavery."
| Richard and Family
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| Richard at 35
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Kiel has just completed co-writing a novel: Kentucky Lion, The Cassius Clay Story with co-author Pamela Wallace author of 29 published novels and “Academy Award: winning screenwriter for the movie “Witness” starring Harrison Ford.
The same “Academy Award” winning screenwriter has been optioned to polish
Kiel’s screenplays for the movie or miniseries version.