The Mentalist
2008
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- Biography Tom Szentgyorgyi (Hungarian surname, translated as St. George) is a television producer, screenwriter, director, and playwright. He is best known as the executive producer of CBS' television crime series, The Mentalist.
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Mini Bio. Tom Szentgyorgyi is known for Drive (2007), The Mentalist (2008) and Lie to Me (2009). Trivia. His play, "A Family Man", at the Next Theatre in Chicago, Illinois was awarded the 1995 Joseph Jefferson Award Citation for New Work.
Biography. Tom Szentgyorgyi (Hungarian surname, translated as St. George) is a television producer, screenwriter, director, and playwright. He is best known as the executive producer of CBS' television crime series, The Mentalist.
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Tom Szentgyorgyi (even written Tom St. George, anglicized form of his Hungarian surname) is one of the writers of the series The Mentalist. He was promoted to executive producer during Season 3. As of Season 7, Szentgyorgyi is the showrunner of the series, due to Bruno Heller's departure to focus on his new series,
•The Scarlet Letter (2.02)
•Red Bulls (2.07)
•Aingavite Baa (2.18) with Erika Green Swafford
•The Blood On His Hands (3.03)
•Ball of Fire (3.08)
•The Red Mile (3.18)
Tom Szentgyorgyi is a television producer, screenwriter, director, and playwright. He is best known as the executive producer of CBS' television crime series, The Mentalist.
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Feb 18, 2015 · With The Mentalist‘s fate in limbo last spring, the show’s creator Bruno Heller and top lieutenant Tom Szentgyorgyi gave fans a Jane-Lisbon happily ever after in the season’s finale, which ...
Tom Szentgyorgyi is the author of A Family Man, produced by Evanston's Next Theater Company (Joseph Jefferson Citation, Best New Play, 1995); Dinosaur Dreams (1991 National Playwrights Conference, Eugene O'Neill Theatre Center); and with his father, Andrew St. George, has translated The Wolf by Hungarian playwright Ferenc Molnar.
