15 Facts About Ryan Condal

Ryan Condal was a screenwriter for the films Hercules and Rampage.

Ryan Condal graduated from Villanova University in 2001 with a Bachelor of Accountancy degree.

Ryan Condal was able to transfer his job to Los Angeles, where he continued writing.

Ryan Condal eventually sold a script titled Galahad to The Film Company in early 2008.

Ryan Condal was hired by Universal Pictures to write an adaptation of the Radical Comics 2008 comic book series Hercules: The Thracian Wars.

Also in 2012, Ryan Condal was hired by CBS Films to write an English-language remake of the 2009 Spanish-language film Celda 211.

Ryan Condal was hired to write a film titled Boy Nobody for Sony Pictures.

Ryan Condal began collaboration with Carlton Cuse to produce for NBC a television pilot of the comic book series The Sixth Gun.

Ryan Condal wrote the pilot, and he and Cuse were executive producers of the pilot.

Ryan Condal had written an initial script for Paramount Pictures, and Spiliotopoulos revised the script.

Later in 2016, Ryan Condal began writing a screenplay for Warner Bros.

Ryan Condal submitted a script to Lionsgate that would reboot the Highlander film series, a studio effort that was a decade old.

Shortly after Rampages release in the second quarter of 2018, Lionsgate hired Ryan Condal to write a screenplay adapting the Image Comics series Analog.

In late 2022, Ryan Condal wrote Neo Earth to be made into a film by Brad Peyton under Netflix.

Ryan Condal sold a pitch to Lionsgate to be directed by Chad Stahelski.