Neil LaBute

Biography

Born 03/19/1961

Once dubbed by Details magazine as “the meanest man in Hollywood,” writer-director Neil LaBute has indeed made some of the most caustic, cruel and wickedly funny films in contemporary cinema. His work as a playwright was no less vicious – his plays have provoked anger from critics and...
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Filmography

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Awards

In 1998, received Independent Spirit Award for Best First Screenplay
In 1997, received Sundance Film Festival Filmmakers Trophy for Dramatic
In 1997, received New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best First Film

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Neil LaBute, The Wicker Man (1973)

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Highlights

In 2009, Made his Broadway debut when "Reasons to Be Pretty" moved to the Lyceum Theatre; earned a Tony Award nomination for Best Play
In 2008, Helmed the feature, "Lakeview Terrace" co-starring Samuel L. Jackson and Patrick Wilson
In 2008, Wrote the Off-Broadway play, "Reasons to Be Pretty" starring Piper Perabo

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