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Walon Green

Walon Green was born on December 15, 1936 in Baltimore, Maryland, USA. He is a producer and writer, known for The Wild Bunch (1969), NYPD Blue (1993) and The Hellstrom Chronicle (1971). See full bio »
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Known For

The Wild Bunch
The Wild Bunch Writer
(1969)
NYPD Blue
NYPD Blue Producer
(1994-1995)
The Hellstrom Chronicle
The Hellstrom Chronicle Producer
(1971)
Eraser
Eraser Writer
(1996)
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 2015 Killing Jesus (TV Movie) (executive producer)
 2009-2010 Law & Order: Criminal Intent (TV Series) (executive producer - 24 episodes)
- Three-in-One (2010) ... (executive producer)
- Inhumane Society (2010) ... (executive producer)
- Palimpsest (2010) ... (executive producer)
- The Mobster Will See You Now (2010) ... (executive producer)
- True Legacy (2010) ... (executive producer)
Show all 24 episodes
 2009 Bunker Hill (TV Movie) (executive producer)
 2008 Canterbury's Law (TV Series) (executive producer - 5 episodes)
- Sick as Your Secrets (2008) ... (executive producer)
- Trade-Off (2008) ... (executive producer)
- Sweet Sixteen (2008) ... (executive producer)
- What Goes Around (2008) ... (executive producer)
- Baggage (2008) ... (executive producer)
  Law & Order (TV Series) (co-executive producer - 34 episodes, 1992 - 1994) (executive producer - 32 episodes, 1994 - 2006)
- Invaders (2006) ... (executive producer)
- Hindsight (2006) ... (executive producer)
- Kingmaker (2006) ... (executive producer)
- Positive (2006) ... (executive producer)
- Thinking Makes It So (2006) ... (executive producer)
Show all 66 episodes
 2005-2006 Law & Order: Trial by Jury (TV Series) (executive producer - 11 episodes)
- Eros in the Upper Eighties (2006) ... (executive producer)
- Day (2005) ... (executive producer)
- Blue Wall (2005) ... (executive producer)
- The Line (2005) ... (executive producer)
- Skeleton (2005) ... (executive producer)
Show all 11 episodes
 2003-2004 Dragnet (TV Series) (executive producer - 22 episodes)
- Riddance (2004) ... (executive producer)
- Killing Fields (2004) ... (executive producer)
- Retribution (2004) ... (executive producer)
- Frame of Mind (2004) ... (executive producer)
- Abduction (2004) ... (executive producer)
Show all 22 episodes
 2003 L.A. Confidential (TV Movie) (executive producer)
 2002 Zero Effect (TV Movie) (co-executive producer)
 2001 Big Apple (TV Series) (consulting producer)
 1997-1998 ER (TV Series) (co-executive producer - 27 episodes)
- Masquerade (1998) ... (co-executive producer)
- Vanishing Act (1998) ... (co-executive producer)
- They Treat Horses, Don't They? (1998) ... (co-executive producer)
- Split Second (1998) ... (co-executive producer)
- Day for Knight (1998) ... (co-executive producer)
Show all 27 episodes
 1995 NYPD Blue (TV Series) (co-executive producer - 12 episodes)
- A.D.A. Sipowicz (1995) ... (co-executive producer)
- The Bank Dick (1995) ... (co-executive producer)
- The Bookie and the Kooky Cookie (1995) ... (co-executive producer)
- Boxer Rebellion (1995) ... (co-executive producer)
- Innuendo (1995) ... (co-executive producer)
Show all 12 episodes
 1993 Sniper (executive producer)
 1985-1986 Hill Street Blues (TV Series) (co-producer - 22 episodes)
- Come and Get It (1986) ... (co-producer)
- Slum Enchanted Evening (1986) ... (co-producer)
- Look Homeward, Ninja (1986) ... (co-producer)
- Jagga the Hunk (1986) ... (co-producer)
- Iced Coffey (1986) ... (co-producer)
Show all 22 episodes
 1975 Strange New World (TV Movie) (executive producer)
 1972 Plimpton! Adventures in Africa (TV Movie documentary) (producer)
 1971 The Hellstrom Chronicle (Documentary) (producer)
 1967-1969 National Geographic Specials (TV Series documentary) (producer - 4 episodes)
- The Mystery of Animal Behavior (1969) ... (producer)
- Reptiles and Amphibians (1968) ... (producer)
- Amazon (1968) ... (producer)
- Winged World (1967) ... (producer)
 1969 The Mystery of Animal Behavior (TV Movie documentary) (producer)
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Other Works:

Wrote a screenplay title "Crusade" set in the XI century about a warrior who fight for the conquest of Jerusalem. Arnold Schwarzenegger was set to play the lead with Paul Verhoeven as director but due the bankrupt of the production company (Carolco) the movie was never made. Schwarzenegger had the exclusive rights of the script. See more »

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1 Print Biography | 1 Interview | See more »
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Personal Quote:

[on Martin Brest's dismissal from the direction of "WarGames"]: He really had the rug pulled out from under him. There was no professional reason in the world to fire that guy. He was a good and adept and really talented film-maker. But there was an animosity toward him. Marty is a guy who is not good at meetings. He's not a great bullshit artist. See more »

Trivia:

Wrote a draft of The Fly (1986) when Mel Brooks agreed to produce the project, booting original writer Charles Edward Pogue. However, it was decided that Green's draft was even less satisfactory than Pogue's, and Pogue was re-hired, only to be booted off again when David Cronenberg joined the project and decided to re-write the script himself. See more »

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