12 Facts About Dennis Feldman

Dennis Jeffrey Feldman was born on 1946 and is a North American screenwriter, photographer, film producer and director.

Dennis Feldman even worked on Phil's best known, 1969's The Wild Bunch, with a small appearance on the opening Texas town sequence.

Dennis Feldman graduated from Harvard University, where he became interested in photography and design, partly due to his upbringing close to the film industry.

Dennis Feldman worked a while as a documentary photographer, then studied graphic design at the Yale School of Art and Architecture.

Dennis Feldman went on to earn acclaim as a still photographer, teaching photography for ten years at San Francisco City College, Boston University and UCLA.

Dennis Feldman then decided to work on the film industry, first with the help of fellow writer brother Randy, with both doing script doctoring.

Dennis Feldman was paid about $330,000 up front for the script and had the option to direct, but eventually the studio picked Michael Ritchie for the task.

Dennis Feldman then had his directing debut adapting his script Real Men and produced Dead Again, which he developed the story with Scott Frank.

In 1995 Dennis Feldman wrote and co-produced Species, based on a script idea he had in 1985.

Dennis Feldman penned a comic book adaptation of the film by Dark Horse Comics and helped Yvonne Navarro write the film's novelization.

Dennis Feldman has been part of the Writers Guild of America, West board from 1998 to 2003, being part of the Screenwriters Council, Public Presence Subcommittee, and heading the WGAW Awards Committee and show.

Dennis Feldman was a producer in all films unless otherwise noted.