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Larry Mintz. Actor: Tough Guys. Larry Mintz was born in 1950 in the USA. He is a producer and writer, known for Tough Guys (1986), Angie (1979) and Going Places (1990).
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Larry Mintz is an actor, producer, editor, and writer. On screen, he is known for his roles in Lockdown and Trading Places. He also consulted and wrote for the television series Married with Children, What's Happening!, and Sanford and Sons. Mr. Mintz was born in 1950 in the U.S.A.
Larry Mintz. Actor: Tough Guys. Larry Mintz was born in 1950 in the USA. He is a producer and writer, known for Tough Guys (1986), Angie (1979) and Going Places (1990).
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Larry Mintz (Born 1950 - ) is a writer, producer, story consultant and actor, who together with writing partner Alan Eisenstock wrote several episodes of the show in Season 2 and Season 4.
Born Lawrence E. Mintz in 1950 in the USA.
With a wide variety of hats, Larry Mintz has drawn together a number of credits across the board on Television and in Film.
He helped develop, write and produce Angie (1979) and wrote and produced for Family Matters (1989 - 90) Going Places (1990 - 91) and Step By Step (1991 - 92)
As a Writer & Story/Creative Consultant/Editor he has worked on Sanford & Son (1976 - 1977) What's Happening! (1976 - 1978) and was Creative Consultant on Married...with Children (1996 - 1997)
He has also written episodes for Carter Country, The Waverly Wonders, The Nanny, Hanging' With Mr Cooper; Saved By The Bell: The New Class, and Partners
He also wrote and produced the TV Movies Blue Jeans (1980), High School U.S.A (1983), If It's Tuesday, It Still Must Be Belgium (1987)
As an Actor he has had small roles in Girls Nite Out (1982) Hollywood Vice Squad (1986) The Patriot (1986) Tough Guys (1986) Burglar (1987) Remote Control (1988) The Night Before (1988) Lockdown (1990) Bad Business (1996) and in an episode of Perfect Strangers (1990)
Larry Mintz together with writing partner Alan Eisenstock contributed 3 (4 if you count Mork Vs. The Necrotons as a 2 parter) scripts to the show from Season 2 and Season 4, as well as garnering a contributing writer credit for the compilation episode 'The Way Mork Were'.
Mintz & Eisenstock were not part of the Mork & Mindy writers room, but had been collaborating with Garry Marshall and Dale McRaven on their latest production Angie. Their script for Season's 2 Mork Vs. The Necrotons was network dictated as part of the 'jiggle factor' ABC was going for, and for many of the writers in the Mork & Mindy room, it felt it was parachuted into the show with no real understanding of the show. As a result it is not terribly fondly remembered by cast or crew, and is viewed as another reason for the slide in the ratings that year as the show veered further away from what it had been.
They were called on again however in Season 4, this time contributing a more beloved entry in The Wedding, Mork suffering his canine transformation at the hands of a disapproving Orson, before Mindy's plea, sees the pair safely down the aisle, in an episode that still makes the lists of Best TV Weddings.
Their final entry was the actual Season 4 finale, before it was cancelled by ABC and The Mork Report inserted instead. The cliffhanger ending of Gotta Run, Part 3, that sees Mork & Mindy escaping the murderous Kalnik into pre-history, and then with a set of malfunctioning time travel shoes, tossed through time, with a view to further adventures that unfortunately never materialized.
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Jul 10, 2001 · Larry Mintz is an actor, producer, editor, and writer. On screen, he is known for his roles in Lockdown and Trading Places. He also consulted and wrote for the television series Married with ...