TYPORAMA
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ABOUT WHAT WOULD JOHNNY DENT DO?:
Charlie McGinley writes detective novels.
His latest book is being filmed as a movie on location in New Mexico.
Everything is going great until Scott Lassiter, the star of the film, is kidnapped.
Vanessa Tanner, the female lead in the movie, is married to Scott.
She quickly becomes the primary suspect in the kidnapping.
Charlie, who was once engaged to Vanessa, reluctantly agrees to help her.
Then, people start dying. Can Charlie—and Ben, his long-dead Navajo spirit guide—find Scott, save the movie, and not get knocked off, while trying to convince Charlie’s new wife that he’s not having an affair with Vanessa?
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
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Sam Ingraffia’s forty year acting career includes over one-hundred film and television performances affording him the opportunity to work with such acclaimed directors as John Schlesinger, Ron Howard, Mike Newell, Oliver Stone, Delbert Mann, Robert Zemeckis and Danny DeVito.
His film and television work has included starring roles in such classics as Wall Street, Used Cars, The Falcon and the Snowman (with Sean Penn), The Incredible Hulk, Hill Street Blues, Barney Miller, Murder She Wrote, Fame and Recurring roles on The Days of Our Lives and General Hospital and most recently the Emmy-winning HBO hit BARRY.
His latest feature scripts, THE SECRET PRESIDENT, GHOST MACHINE and THE WORLD’S FASTEST WHITE MAN are currently in development. Ingraffia has also been a staff producer at Fox Television, Lynch Entertainment, A&E, the WB and the Disney Channel.
His plays have been produced in New York, Los Angeles and in numerous regional theaters.
After a very successful run in Los Angeles, his play Chateau Rene moved to New York City, where it won the prestigious Samuel French Off-Broadway Play Competition.
Another play, Pasquini the Magnificent, also went on to win the Samuel French competition two years later.
Samuel French subsequently published both plays.
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