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'''Reed McColm''' is an Emmy award-winning screenwriter and playwright. He is also an actor, producer, and artistic director. He is the writer of ''Together Again for the First Time'', which he also appeared in and produced. He co-produced the TV movie ''Cab to Canada'', and appeared in ''Wrong Turn at Tahoe''. He wrote ''Holding Patterns'' and ''Hole in the Sky''. He worked on television shows such as “Growing Pains,” “Dear John,” and “Wings.” | '''Reed McColm''' is an Emmy award-winning screenwriter and playwright. He is also an actor, producer, and artistic director. He is the writer of ''Together Again for the First Time'', which he also appeared in and produced. He co-produced the TV movie ''Cab to Canada'', and appeared in ''Wrong Turn at Tahoe''. He wrote ''Holding Patterns'' and ''Hole in the Sky''. He worked on television shows such as “Growing Pains,” “Dear John,” and “Wings.” | ||
Revision as of 21:53, 27 January 2018
Reed McColm is an Emmy award-winning screenwriter and playwright. He is also an actor, producer, and artistic director. He is the writer of Together Again for the First Time, which he also appeared in and produced. He co-produced the TV movie Cab to Canada, and appeared in Wrong Turn at Tahoe. He wrote Holding Patterns and Hole in the Sky. He worked on television shows such as “Growing Pains,” “Dear John,” and “Wings.”
He is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and wrote one episode ("The Conversion of Alma the Younger") of The Animated Book of Mormon. He is a native of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
