John Robert Hoffman

Name: John Robert Hoffman
Date of Birth: April 08, 1970
Place of Birth: Brooklyn, New York

Mini-bio: Born in Brooklyn, New York and raised outside of Columbus, Ohio, John worked for many years as an actor in theater, television and film. He began a successful feature screenwriting career ("Indianapol...( read more)

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John Robert Hoffman mini-bio: Born in Brooklyn, New York and raised outside of Columbus, Ohio, John worked for many years as an actor in theater, television and film. He began a successful feature screenwriting career ("Indianapolis", "Queen of the Jews, aka Queen Bess", "The Last of Sheila") after moving to Los Angeles in 1991 and made his writing/directing feature debut with MGM and Jim Henson Pictures' Good Boy! (2003).