Adam Rifkin

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RECENT CREDITS

National Lampoon's Stoned Age (FILM) Jul. 11, 2008

Look (FILM) Dec. 14, 2007

Underdog (FILM) Aug. 3, 2007

Zoom (FILM) Aug. 11, 2006

Night at the Golden Eagle (FILM) Apr. 26, 2002

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2007 Co-penned the live-action version of the classic cartoon "Underdog"

2007 Wrote and directed the independent feature, "Look"; film was shot entirely from the point of view of the security cameras and follows several interweaving, storylines over the course of a random week

2006 Directed and starred as a philosophical caveman in the comedy "Homo Erectus"

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2007 Co-penned the live-action version of the classic cartoon "Underdog"

2007 Wrote and directed the independent feature, "Look"; film was shot entirely from the point of view of the security cameras and follows several interweaving, storylines over the course of a random week

2006 Directed and starred as a philosophical caveman in the comedy "Homo Erectus"

2002 Helmed "Night at the Golden Eagle" a drama starring Natasha Lyonne

2001 Helmed "Without Charlie" starring Judy Greer

2000 Co-directed (with Tony Markes) the mockumentary "Welcome to Hollywood" (lensed 1997)

1999 Helmed and re-wrote "Detroit Rock City" about four teens trying to get into a sold-out KISS concert in 1978

1999 Joined with publisher/producer Audrey Kelly to publish "Hollywood's greatest unproduced screenplays" in book form

1998 Contributed to the script of Joe Dante's "Small Soldiers"

1998 Wrote, directed and acted in "Denial/All About Sex"

1997 Wrote script for "Mouse Hunt," the first $100 million hit for the new movie studio DreamWorks

1996 Created and co-executive produced ABC horror series "Bone Chillers"

1995 Hired to direct Pamela Anderson Lee in "Barb Wire"; left project over creative differences after one week of filming

1995 First feature producing credit, Valerie Breiman's "Going Overboard"; also served as second unit director

1994 Reteamed (as writer-director) with Sheen for "The Chase"

1992 Helmed "The Nutty Nut" (released in Germany); did not script; cast included Traci Lords, Peter Lupus and Vince Edwards

1991 Wrote and directed "The Dark Backward," which starred Nelson as a comedian going nowhere until a third arm mysteriously grows out of his back

1990 Acted in Charles Winkler's "Disturbed"

1990 - 1993 Was supervising producer of USA Network's sci-fi series "The Swamp Thing"

1989 Feature directing debut, "Never on Tuesday," a straight-to-video film with Claudia Christian, Charlie Sheen and Judd Nelson, among others; also scripted

1989 Wrote and directed second film "Tale of Two Women" featuring Christian and Valerie Breiman, with narration and poetry by Charlie Sheen

Moved from Chicago to Los Angeles at the age of 18