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HOLLYWOOD - Akiva Goldsman arrived at the door of producer Brian Grazer in 1998 with one purpose. Full Article at Boston Globe
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In more "Thor" casting craziness, actor Dominic Cooper accidentally (on purpose?) revealed to Moveline he is, at least, reading for a part. The actor was holding pages from the script during the interview. Full Article at Comic Book Resources
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Hollywood loves Akiva Goldsman. No surprise. He’s a geek at heart, and these days geeks make money. He’s able to marry that sensibility with an approach that brings in adult audiences (The Da Vinci Code) and even wins awards (A Beautiful Mind). Full Article at Slash Film
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He recently directed the season premiere of the Fox series “Fringe” and is now lining up his feature-film directorial debut. Full Article at Publishers Weekly
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The Los Angeles Times profiles writer-director and Brooklyn Heights native Akiva Goldsman today. Goldsman, who grew up on State Street, was the writer behind landmark Hollywood flops Lost in Space and Batman and Robin. Full Article at Brooklyn Heights Blog
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