His dark comedy script, Curveball, the story of the Iraqi fabricator instrumental in starting the Iraq War, was adapted by Marshall Pailet & A.D. He co-wrote the indie film William, with director Tim Disney (starring Will Brittain, Maria Dizzia and Waleed Zuaiter). His television credits include TNT's Geronimo (starring Joseph Runningfox and August Schellenberg), The Good Old Boys (starring Sissy Spacek, Matt Damon, Frances McDormand and Tommy Lee Jones), FX's Redemption (starring Jamie Foxx and Lynn Whitfield), and CBS's Death in Paradise (starring Tom Selleck, Viola Davis and William Devane). After moving to Los Angeles, he wrote several drafts of The Lion King and also The Preacher's Wife (starring Denzel Washington and Whitney Houston). He wrote a screenplay there and sent it to a friend in Hollywood. Allen worked for seven years below the line on films like The Blues Brothers, Risky Business, Sixteen Candles, and The Breakfast Club.
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