David Seltzer
Versatile scenarist who co-adapted Vladimir Nabokov's "King, Queen, Knave" (1972), wrote a couple of sophisticated horror films--the best of which was "The Omen" (1976)--and turned out several adroit tearjerkers, before making his directorial debut with "Lucas" (1986), a winning, low-key portrait of adolescence.
Photos
David Seltzer
Filmography
Movies
Credit | |||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
61% |
|
Cinema Verite | Screenwriter | - | 2011 |
26% |
|
The Omen | Writer | $54.6M | 2006 |
7% |
|
Dragonfly | Screenwriter | $30.1M | 2002 |
0% |
|
Nobody's Baby |
Director, Writer |
- | 2001 |
21% |
|
My Giant |
Writer, Screenwriter |
$8.0M | 1998 |
41% |
|
Shining Through |
Director, Screenwriter, Executive Producer |
$21.4M | 1992 |
25% |
|
Bird on a Wire | Screenwriter | $68.8M | 1990 |
57% |
|
Punchline | Director | $20.3M | 1988 |
76% |
|
Lucas |
Director, Screenwriter |
$7.9M | 1986 |
No Score Yet |
|
Six Weeks | Screenwriter | - | 1982 |
35% |
|
Prophecy | Screenwriter | - | 1979 |
No Score Yet |
|
Green Eyes | Producer | - | 1977 |
85% |
|
The Omen | Writer | - | 1976 |
No Score Yet | No Score Yet | My Father's House | Screenwriter | - | 1975 |
No Score Yet | No Score Yet | Larry | Screenwriter | - | 1974 |
No Score Yet |
|
One Is a Lonely Number | Screenwriter | - | 1972 |
TV
Credit | ||||
---|---|---|---|---|
No Score Yet | No Score Yet | Revelations | Executive Producer | 2005 |