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	David S. Goyer - Biography - Moviefone
		Filmmaker David S. Goyer is a master of the dark, brooding brand of off-kilter sci-fi that defined the 1990s before spilling over into the new millennium with such efforts as Blade II.
		Though Goyer's original intentions to attend Michigan State University and become a homicide investigator were quickly put to rest when his teachers staged a creative intervention, the wake-up call soon proved effective, and he was off to study screenwriting at U.S.C. Film School.
		Goyer subsequently churned out scripts for such lowbrow fare as Demonic Toys and Arcade, but his dark and quirky sensibilities were soon tapped when the writer was asked to pen screenplays for both The Crow: City of Angels and Dark City.
	movies.aol.com /celebrity/david-s-goyer/92240/biography (466 words)

	David Goyer @ Filmbug UK
		Goyer made his directorial debut with something completely different: the comic thriller ZigZag, a fresh, funny, and fiercely poignant account of a robbery in reverse where two unlikely heroes fight to return a large sum of stolen cash.
		Amidst his traverse of the Blade universe, Goyer co-wrote the intensely anticipated Batman Begins with director Christopher Nolan, which explores the origins of the Batman legend and the Dark Knight's emergence as a force for good in Gotham.
		Goyer recently signed a one-year first-look writing, producing and directing deal with Warner Bros. His other projects include an adaptation of Jeffrey Long's Descent at DreamWorks, producing the ghost story Alone for New Line, and the Vertigo comic Y: The Last Man, also for New Line, which he is producing with Benderspink.
	www.filmbug.co.uk /db/344695 (602 words)

	David Goyer Movies & News
		David Goyer told SCI FI Wire that a spinoff movie centering on the Nightstalker characters of Abby Whistler (Jessica Biel) and Hannibal King (Ryan Rey...
		David Goyer, writer ("Batman Begins") and director ("Blade: Trinity") told SCI FI Wire, that the remake/sequel of the Sci-Fi-movie "Soylent Green" wil...
		David Goyer recently sat down to talk about the Blade 3 Franchise, spin-offs, etc. Please be warned although this is some cool news it DOES contain sp...
	www.moviesonline.ca /_admin/celeb-David-Goyer.htm (1130 words)

	UGO.com Film/TV - David Goyer Interview
		David Goyer is one of the hottest screenwriters in Hollywood, having most recently struck gold with the Marvel Comics' adaptation of the Blade character in both Blade films.
		David Goyer took some time to chat with me about his new film, the plot of Blade 3 and his movie script based on Neil Gaiman's comic, Murder Mysteries.
		David Goyer: Well, when I decided to direct a film, people were offering me various kinds of horror films and lower-budget action films.
	ugo.com /channels/filmTv/features/davidgoyer (2515 words)

	Blade TV Series \| David Goyer
		Goyer makes it sound like we may be seeing a few different characters bite the big one.
		Blade: The Series writers David Goyer and Geoff Johns talked with The Detroit News about their reasons behind choosing Detroit as the setting for the series.
		Goyer talks about his fears before the premiere aired, gives a little overview of where the show currently stands, and then spends some time hinting at future show developments.
	www.bladetvseries.com /category/david-goyer (2646 words)

	UGO Screenwriter's Voice - Interview -- David Goyer by Reg Seeton
		DAVID GOYER: When I was younger I had always written lot of short stories and things like that in Junior High and High School.
		GOYER: FreakyLinks was a disaster of unmitigated proportion.
		GOYER: What happened was that we had set out, particularly Greg Hale who was the producer of the Blair Witch Project and we're still good friends, we had set out to create a certain kind of show and had been approached by the network to that certain type of show.
	screenwriting.ugo.com /screenwriting/davidgoyer_interview.php (3235 words)

	The Shorthorn Online \| Scene \| Revamping a classic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Appearances aside, Goyer is not one to shy away from a challenge.
		Goyer admits the stigma attached to open-ended sequel franchises presents an interesting challenge to filmmakers.
		Even Jessica Biel first had cold feet when considering her role as one of the Nightstalkers, a vampire-slaying team of humans ready to join forces with Blade whose mother was killed by the bite that imbued her son with vampiric strength.
	www.theshorthorn.com /archive/2004/fall/04-dec-02/sc120204-02.html (710 words)

	The Planet - David Goyer interview!
		As Goyer says, the Gotham City and otre sets in Begins are not inspired from the Burton films but the comics and the real world.
		Goyer noted that his script would be different than all of the previous Batman films.
		Goyer confirmed that his script used parts of the official DC Comics origin for the Dark Knight from Frank Miller's "Batman: Year One" " A big portion of our film takes place before 'Year One' and a big portion of our film takes place after 'Year One,'" he explained.
	www.bluetights.net /theplanet/printthread.php?t=413 (852 words)

	David S. Goyer
		However, his teachers sensed David would be happier in a more creative field, and convinced him to enroll in the University of Southern California's film program.
		Goyer went on to write several more Hollywood action pics, including The Crow: City of Angels (1996), Blade (1998) and Dark City (1998), for which he won a Film Critics Circle of Australia Award for Best Original Screenplay.
		Goyer has since written the screenplay for Batman Begins (2005) and has signed on as an executive producer for Ghost Rider (2006), starring Nicolas Cage.
	www.tribute.ca /bio.asp?id=11489 (289 words)

	DAVID GOYER
		The following is an e-mail interview with DAVID GOYER, who has been co-writing the hot JSA book with Geoff Johns, and has worked on Starman with James Robinson, but is probably best-known for his screenplay for Blade, the excellent Wesley Snipes film adaptated from the Marvel comic book.
		DAVID GOYER: I think the criticism fans have given most comicbooks movies is justified.
		DAVID GOYER: The fact that I'm involved with Golden Age characters is purely a fluke.
	www.b-independent.com /interviews/davidgoyer.htm (839 words)

	Superhero Times - David Goyer and "The Flash"
		David Goyer has signed on to bring "The Flash" to the big screen.
		Goyer has committed to write, produce and direct a feature adaptation of the story of DC Comics hero the Flash for Warner Bros. Pictures.
		Goyer most recently wrote, directed and produced New Line Cinema's "Blade: Trinity," which Warner Bros. execexec VP of production Lynn Harris also produced after ankling.
	www.superherotimes.com /newsarchive/000268.php (353 words)

	COMICON.com: DAVID GOYER ON BLADE TRINITY
		DAVID GOYER: Ah, well the first film I directed was a little indy drama.
		I was lucky enough to chat with David via email for a while a few years back before he got uber busy - and i'm double proud of what he's gone on to acheive.
		David Goyer deserves much praise for being there at the beginning, forging the dream.
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=print_topic;f=36;t=003126 (2697 words)

	IESB
		Chris Nolan, Emma Thomas and David Goyer were on hand as Batman Begins won for Best Fantasy Film at the 32 nd Annual Saturn Awards.
		Chris quickly warned David not to say a thing but he did mention that they are all working on it and that they have come up with a great story for the sequel.
		David did say that he turned in the script for the Flash to producers and the studio will get the script by the end of the month.
	www.iesb.net /warnerbros2006/050306.php (196 words)

	DVD Talk Review: The Dialogue, Volume 2: An Interview with Screenwriter David Goyer
		Goyer speaks candidly from start to finish, offering plenty of personal anecdotes regarding the above projects---not to mention others, like the independent film Zigzag and the forthcoming Flash.
		Even so, this 79-minute main feature is worth a look; though fans of Goyer (and aspiring screenwriters) may not learn a great deal, they'll enjoy watching it at least once.
		Presented on DVD in a relatively simple fashion, The Dialogue: An Interview With Screenwriter David Goyer is a lightweight release but still deserves a closer look.
	www.dvdtalk.com /reviews/review.php?ID=23261 (711 words)

	Amazon.ca: Blade - Trinity (Unrated Widescreen Edition) (2004): DVD: David S. Goyer,James Remar,Wesley Snipes,Eric ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		With series writer David S. Goyer in the director's chair, the film is calculated for mainstream appeal, trading suspenseful horror for campy humor and choppy, nonsensical action.
		To say that director David Goyer decided to go the jokey route with this one is a major understatement.
		Funny enough to slay most eager-to-please audiences, Goyer has written and cast a high-adrenaline action comedy with fight scenes thrown throughout the picture -- none of which are exciting or filmed with the sure hand that the character's fans are used to.
	www.amazon.ca /Blade-Widescreen-David-S-Goyer/dp/B0007V6ITE (1388 words)

	David S. Goyer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		He was raised in Ann Arbor, Michigan and is an alumnus of Huron High School and the University of Southern California.
		He also served as script polisher on Freddy vs. Jason and was the co-writer and story creator on Batman Begins.
		It was cancelled after 10 episodes of its 13 part season.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/David_S._Goyer (518 words)

	Moviehole.net - Goyer talks about his Caped Crusade
		With names like Bale, Caine, Holmes, Oldman, Watanabe, Goyer, Nolan involved in the next “Batman” movie, I too may be hankering to get the toys.
		David Goyer, screenwriter of “Batman Begins” told Cinescape mag — as re-printed on Batman-on-Film - what appealed to him about writing the new “Batman” adventure.
		By negotiating to only do a first draft, with Nolan rewriting and revising from there, Goyer got his dream and the result is a Batman movie the writer thinks fans are going to eat up.
	www.moviehole.net /news/3697.html (634 words)

	IGN: 10 Questions: David Goyer
		Although Goyer was attached to adaptations of Ghost Rider and Doctor Strange, respectively, he's no longer involved with either project.
		David Goyer was kind enough to speak with IGN FilmForce and answer our 10 favorite questions.
		David Goyer comments on the status of the project...
	movies.ign.com /articles/361/361854p1.html (574 words)

	David Goyer on Batman, Flash & Thor - Ex Isle Forums
		When Chris Nolan came in to talk to them and to talk with David about it, they also coincidentally thought that the best thing to do was an origination story, and one that would be grounded in reality.
		Goyer: I honestly don't know where the depression came from.
		Goyer: I can also say this: I wanted to link Bruce to Gotham in a way that hadn't been done before.
	www.exisle.net /mb/index.php?showtopic=28543 (783 words)

	jumpermovie.info » Profile: David Goyer (Writer)
		David Goyer, from the beginning of his writing career, always had a knack for bringing the surreal world of comic books and fantasy worlds to life.
		Even when he was a younger student, he made deals with his English teachers to write one original work each week instead of the normal classload to write what he wanted and stretch his creativity.
		Of course, one of the scripts that Goyer was most well-known for about this time was Blade, staring Wesley Snipes.
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	David Goyer Takes On Thor - FilmFocus.Co.UK - News, Reviews and more...
		During a recent Marvel panel held at Charlotte's Heroes Convention 2006 this weekend comic book scribe and Babylon 5 creator J. Michael Straczynski exclusively revealed that David Goyer is currently writing a treatment for Marvel Studios' Thor movie.
		Goyer is notably famous (and respected) for penning the Blade trilogy and also for writing Batman Begins with Christopher Nolan together with countless unused drafts for heroes such as Ghost Rider, Hulk, The Flash and many more.
		It was originally revealed by the studio that Poseidon scribe Mark Protosevich would pen the screenplay and currently it's unclear whether Goyer is utilising any of Protosevich's draft or starting from scratch.
	www.filmfocus.co.uk /newsdetail.asp?NewsID=783 (182 words)

	David S. Goyer - Moviefone
		Filmmaker David S. Goyer is a master of the dark, brooding brand of off-kilter sci-fi that defined the 1990s before spilling over into the new...
		Goyer is nearing the top of the heap.
		David S. Goyer - Filmography, Biography, News, Photos, Birth date, Relationships, David S. Goyer Film Clips, and Fun Facts on Moviefone.
	movies.aol.com /celebrity/david-s-goyer/92240/main?_pgtyp=pdct (132 words)

	UGO Screenwriter's Voice - Writer Profile - David S. Goyer
		Recent rumors suggested Goyer was indeed the ready to tackle Thor and this week more reliable news came to light via The IESB and their encounter with Arad...
		December 10, 2003: As David Goyer works his magic on the upcoming Batman script, the ongoing casting engine seems to be working overtime lately as this next bit of news looks to snap yet another piece of the Bat puzzle in place.
		On the heels of reporting that Katie Holmes may be taking a role in the David Goyer penned project, it appears 28 Days Later star Cillian Murphy may soon be getting an offer as well...
	screenwriting.ugo.com /profiles/goyer_david.php (1003 words)

	: RevolutionSF - David Goyer: Stripped to the Bone : Interview
		David Goyer, screenwriter, has written for several kick-ass genre movies, including Dark City and Blade.
		Employing arcane torture methods unused since the Spanish Inquisition, Jason Myers "interviewed" David Goyer in summer, 2000, and got the skinny on his past work, and his upcoming projects, Blade 2 and Ghost Rider.
		David Goyer: I never had any intention of writing action movies.
	www.revolutionsf.com /article.html?id=1082 (2004 words)

	Who's a better writer Jonathan Nolan or David Goyer? - The Superhero Hype! Boards
		Goyer should stick around though, if only for his knowledge in the mythos.
		Im not going to bash goyer, but he is a decent writer at best, the reason batman begins was such a good script was because hes a bat-fan boy just like us.
		Sure he is. Goyer's one-liners, 'wise' dialogues and repetitiveness were awful.
	www.superherohype.com /forums/showthread.php?t=245875 (1410 words)

	David Goyer Still Wants The Flash - Cinematical
		There was definite hope when a major announcement was made in 2004 with David Goyer officially attached as a director, but after the announcement the whole thing seemed to die again.
		Goyer is now talking about his old buddy Wally West* again, and says a movie is far from dead -- in fact, he has the script finished and is working on revisions, with plans to take it to the studio as early as next month.
		i think goyer himself has said it would be wally west and with ryan reynolds cast in the part it is pretty much a given.
	www.cinematical.com /2006/05/05/david-goyer-still-wants-the-flash (711 words)

	David Goyer to write THOR
		J. Michael Straczynski announced that David Goyer will be writing a treatment for Marvel Studios' THOR.
		Mark Protosevich was originally tabbed to write the script and Goyer will be taking his place.
		Goyer has previously worked on such projects as Batman Begins and Blade.
	www.mania.com /51647.html (740 words)

	David Goyer Talks Blade 2
		Goyer said that he has clicked with del Toro, who has also been linked to a Hellboy movie.
		(Goyer is in post-production on ZigZag, which he wrote and directed.
		Goyer said there could well be a Blade 3.
	www.killermovies.com /b/blade2/articles/1237.html (442 words)

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