Gregory Poirier
Film director and screenwriter
Born
May 19th, 1961
64 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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Born in 1961, a director, producer, and screenwriter in the film industry. Collaborated on several projects, including the television series 'The Wonder Years' and the film 'Carmen: A Hip Hopera.' Worked extensively in both film and television, creating narratives that span various genres. Developed a reputation for bringing unique storytelling perspectives to the screen.
Directed episodes of 'The Wonder Years'
Wrote 'Carmen: A Hip Hopera'
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