John Lee Hancock

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RECENT CREDITS

The Alamo (FILM) Apr. 9, 2004

The Rookie (FILM) Mar. 29, 2002

Spy Game (FILM) Nov. 21, 2001

My Dog Skip (FILM) Jan. 12, 2000

Midnight in the Garden of Good and ... (FILM) Nov. 21, 1997

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Texas native John Lee Hancock left the practice of law after four years to pursue a different career path, his work in film evolving from his participation in theater. A former member of the Fountainhead Theater Company in Los Angeles, he founded, along with Brandon Lee, Bill Allen and George Davis, the Legal Aliens Theater (also in L.A.), and wrote and directed the plays "Fullfed Beast", "Riff For Emily" and "Ten to Midnight". As part of his movie apprenticeship he served as a location scout, production coordinator and assistant director before making his feature debut as director and screenwriter of "Vaya Con Dios" (1991). Hancock's breakthrough as a major player came when he scripted Clint Eastwood's "A Perfect World" (1993), and he reteamed with Eastwood for the screen version of "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil" (1997), adapting the best-selling book by John Berendt.

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Box Office Analysis, Apr. 11: "Passion" Wins Easter Weekend

Apr. 11, 2004

The Passion of the Christ was resurrected to the top of the box office this Easter weekend with a reviving $17.1 million. The Top Ten for the weekend of April 11: : The Passion of the Christ Hellboy Johnson Family Vacation The Alamo Walking Tall Home on the Range Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed The Whole Ten Yards Ella Enchanted The Girl Next Door

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"The Alamo" Pulled From Holiday Slate

Posted: Oct. 29, 2003

News Roundup: Oct. 3

Posted: Oct. 3, 2002

News Roundup: July 30

Posted: Jul. 30, 2002

Box Office Report: May 19

Posted: May. 19, 2002

Box Office Analysis: April 28

Posted: Apr. 28, 2002

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