Bob Gale was born on May 25, 1951 in University City, Missouri, United States. He is a famous writer, director and producer. At a very Young age he wrote his own comic book known as , "The Green Vomit". Later he wrote his own three film series by name of "Cammando Cus" which was taken over by Richard Rosenberg.

In 1973, he did his BA in cinema from the University of Southern California. At the time of University he met Mike Glyer, along with him he wrote scripts for movies like, "1941", "I Wanna Hold Your Hand", "Used Cars", and "Trespass". Bob has also developed the arcade game, "Tattoo Assassins".

His Comic books include, Marvel Comics' "Ant-Man's Big Christmas" and DC Comics' "Batman" and at present , on Amazing "Spider-Man". Other famous movies include, "Bordello of Blood", all the episodes for, "Back to the Future" and "Mr. Payback" which is an Interactive Movie.

Why is he famous?

He is famous for not only as comic book writer, but also developed the arcade game, "Tattoo Assassins" and wrote the script for the hit movie, "Back to the Future" directed by Robert Zemeckis.

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	1951 births
	American comics writers
	American screenwriters
	California Republicans
	Living people
	People from St. Louis, Missouri
	People from St. Louis County, Missouri
	Science fiction fans
	University of Southern California alumni

 

Bob Gale Movies
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Bob Gale Filmography

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Category: Writers  - ( Writers Archive)

Date Added: 22 April '09

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