The Odd Life Of Timothy Green Script

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Year:2012
Director:Peter Hedges
Written by:Peter Hedges (Screenplay)

Script Synopsis:A childless couple bury a box in their backyard, containing all of their wishes for an infant. Soon, a child is born, though Timothy Green is not all that he appears.
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CJ Adams Scripts

Regardless of how much the times change, there are still some things that remain the same. One of those things is the importance of having connections into the film industry. CJ Adams bright future as an actor is partially dependent on this factor and it may help him achieve much more than he would if he was just an average kid.

CJ Adams, the star of the new hit film The Odd Life of Timothy Green (2012) was lucky enough to have a father in the film industry who could show him the ropes of how things are done. That, added on to his acting ability, allowed him to land his first role in the film Dan in Real Life (2007) which helped him develop a fan base and boost him into his next film and first lead role.

An important lesson that can be learned from CJ’s rising career is that connections with other people are very important and cannot be taken lightly in the film industry. Whether it is a person’s friend, colleague or family member, people in the film industry enjoy helping other people in the film industry. They all have the same dreams of making/being in films, and finding other people to share that with is always a welcome invitation.

Films

  1. (2012) The Odd Life of Timothy Green
  2. (2007) Dan in Real Life – Amazon ($)

Peter Hedges Scripts

Playwriter and Screenwriter, Peter Hedges, does not have a long list of famous films that he has written. However, in the short list of films he has written in his lifetime, many of them are memorable pieces of work. From his first screenplay adaptation What’s Eating Gilbert Grape? (1993) to his most recent film, The Odd Life of Timothy Green (2012), he stands out as a dynamic writer that is able to bring incredible meaning and humor to his pieces.

There is no doubt that Hedges is a dramatic writer, as he does not have one film that strays from the genre. The fact is that he is good at what he does, which is writing films full of meaning and connections to real life. In the future, he might change his flow and try to tap a genre which he never touched before, but for now he is doing what he does best- creating drama.

Films

  1. (2012) The Odd Life of Timothy Green
  2. (2007) Dan in Real Life Script ($)
  3. (2003) Pieces of April Script ($)
  4. (2002) About a Boy [Transcript]
  5. (1999) A Map of the World
  6. (1993) What’s Eating Gilbert Grape [Transcript]