My Cousin Vinny
1992
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Schiff's producing credits also include The Air I Breathe, Numb, Green Street Hooligans, the 2004 remake of the 1970s classic actioner, Walking Tall, Solitary Man, The Truth About Emmanuel, the ensemble comedy Spin, and the Alaskan-set thriller, Into the Grizzly Maze.
Paul Schiff. Producer: Awake. PAUL SCHIFF began his career as a documentary cameraman in his hometown of New York City before segueing into directing for MTV, where he was on staff for four years during the early days of the fledgling and groundbreaking cable channel.
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Schiff's producing credits also include "The Air I Breathe" (featuring an all-star cast led by Kevin Bacon, Brendan Fraser, Andy Garcia and Sarah Michelle Gellar; "Numb," starring Matthew Perry; "Green Street Hooligans" starring Elijah Wood; the 2004 remake of the 1970s classic actioner, "Walking Tall" with Dwayne Johnson; "Solitary Man ...
View full company info for Paul Schiff Productions. 1. Fractured (I) (2019) TV-MA | 99 min | Drama, Mystery, Thriller. 6.4. Rate this. 36 Metascore. A couple stops at a gas station, where their 6 y.o. daughter's arm is fractured. They hurry to a hospital. Something strange is going on there. The wife and daughter go missing.
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Paul Schiff Productions movies (6 titles): How it Ends (2018), Proud Mary (2018), My All American (2015), Endangered (TBA), Numb (TBA), The Air I Breathe ().
Jan 14, 1994 · When screenwriters Zack Penn and Adam Leff were pitching a satire about political correctness on college campuses, the first producer they approached was Paul Schiff.
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Paul Schiff is known as an Producer, Executive Producer, Associate Producer, Actor, Co-Producer, and Second Unit Director. Some of his work includes Rushmore, Fractured, Green Street Hooligans, How It Ends, Maid in Manhattan, Mona Lisa Smile, Epic Movie, and My Cousin Vinny.
