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Producer: Suicide Kings. Wayne Allan Rice is known for Suicide Kings (1997), Dude, Where's My Car? (2000) and Mother's Day (2016).
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Addresses:
Agent—CAA, 2000 Avenue of the Stars, Los Angeles, CA 90067.
Career:
Producer, writer.
Awards, Honors:
Crystal Heart Award (with others), Heartland Film Festival, 1995, for Just Like Dad.
Film Producer:
Only You,Transeuropa, 1992. The Man from Left Field,1993. Suicide Kings,Artisan, 1997. The Runner,First Look, 1999. (As Wayne Rice), Lost & Found,Warner Bros., 1999. (As Wayne Rice), Dude, Where's My Car,Twentieth Century-Fox, 2000. Killer Pad,Lions Gate, 2008. Finding Amanda,Magnolia, 2008. No Place Like Home,Capacity, 2008.
Film Executive Producer:
The Paper Brigade(video), Warner Vision, 1997. Chasing Liberty,Warner Bros., 2004.
Screenplays:
Only You,1992. (As Wayne Rice), Class Act,Warner Bros., 1992. (As Wayne Rice), Suicide Kings,1997.
Television Movies:
(As Wayne Rice), The Man From Left Field,1993. (As Wayne Rice), Just Like Dad,1995.
Wayne Allan Rice is known as an Producer, Screenplay, Writer, and Executive Producer. Some of their work includes Valentine's Day, New Year's Eve, Dude, Where's My Car?, The Last Summer, Mother's Day, Chasing Liberty, Criminal Activities, and Suicide Kings.
Apr 12, 2016 · Interview with Wayne Allan Rice (Producer) for Mother's Day.. Duration 1 min 38 sec Views 985 Posted On April 12, 2016 Director Garry Marshall Writer Tom Hines Studio Open Road Films
Suicide Kings (1998) Mother's Day (2016) The Last Summer (2019) Killer Pad (2008) Finding Amanda (2008) Chasing Liberty (2004) The Man from Left Field (1993) Here's the complete library of movies and TV shows for Wayne Allan Rice available to stream. Filter by popularity, IMDB score, year and more.
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All things for Wayne Allan Rice as a Producer. Evidently filmmaker Garry Marshall cannot seem to get away from his tediously formulaic playbook of themed movie-making and certainly the tepid and toothless Mother’s Day reinforces this cinematic sentiment.
