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Jon Ronson

Highest Rated: 92% Frank (2014)

Lowest Rated: 53% Can We Take a Joke? (2015)

Birthday: May 10, 1967

Birthplace: Cardiff, Wales, UK

Jon Ronson was a Welsh journalist, documentary filmmaker, and nonfiction author whose best-known works included the best sellers The Men Who Stare at Goats (2004), which was made into a film by George Clooney, and The Psychopath Test (2011). Inspired by the New Journalists of the 1960s such as Tom Wolfe and Hunter S. Thompson, Ronson regularly wrote himself into his stories, creating a deadpan comic persona that was amplified when he began appearing on the radio series "This American Life." Ronson moved from documentary filmmaking and journalism into feature films with the screenplay for the critically-acclaimed indie comedy-drama "Frank" (2014), inspired by his time touring with the offbeat British musician Frank Sidebottom.

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Highest rated movies

92% 72% Frank
Watchlist
87% 81% Okja Watchlist 53% 76% Can We Take a Joke? Watchlist
83% Stanley Kubrick's Boxes
Watchlist

Filmography

Movies

Credit
87% 81% Okja Screenwriter - 2017
53% 76% Can We Take a Joke? Self - 2015
92% 72% Frank Screenwriter $644.9K 2014
No Score Yet 83% Stanley Kubrick's Boxes Director - 2008

TV

Credit
No Score Yet No Score Yet Big Rad Wolf Unknown (Character) 2020
No Score Yet No Score Yet The Daily Show Guest 2011-2012 2015
No Score Yet No Score Yet BrandX With Russell Brand Guest 2013
No Score Yet No Score Yet Conan Guest 2011