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Thomas E. "Tom" Szollosi (born 31 March 1950; age 73) is a writer for American television and films. He wrote an early draft of the teleplay for the Star Trek: Voyager first season episode "The Cloud". He later wrote the second season episode "Parturition".
He was born in Rancho Palos Verdes, California, to a Hungarian immigrant father.
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May 7, 2012 · Tom Szollosi May 7, 2012. A guilt-ridden chronic gambler, homicide detective Louie Wall must stop drug mule Wagner W. Curry from taking murderous revenge on the smuggling operation that tried to ...
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Tom Szollosi has written five produced motion pictures, more than one-hundred hours of television, five novels and three “Quicklets,” critical “companion pieces” to current best sellers. He has taught screenwriting at UCLA Extension. He lives in his native Los Angeles with his family, and shamelessly enjoys writing about the city and ...
Tom Szollosi is known as an Writer, Teleplay, Story, and Screenplay. Some of his work includes Knight Rider, The A-Team, Star Trek: Voyager, Rugrats, The Incredible Hulk, Three O'Clock High, Snow White: A Tale of Terror, and The Outer Limits.
Tom Szollosi has written five produced motion pictures, more than one-hundred hours of television, five novels and three "Quicklets," critical "companion pieces" to current best sellers. He has taught screenwriting at UCLA Extension. He lives in his native Los Angeles with his family, and shamelessly enjoys writing about the city and its wide variety of residents. He especially enjoys ...
Tom Szollosi has written five produced motion pictures, more than one-hundred hours of television, five novels and three "Quicklets," critical "companion pieces" to current best sellers. He has taught screenwriting at UCLA Extension.
