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- He and his son, Charles, have written various issues of Iron Man.
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Daniel Knauf. Portrait of Daniel Knauf, 2023. Born. United States. Occupations. Screenwriter. television producer. Daniel Knauf, sometimes credited under the pseudonyms Wilfred Schmidt and Chris Neal, is an American television screenwriter and producer, as well as comic book writer, best known for his creation of the 2003 HBO series Carnivàle .
About. Famous screenwriter most recognized for his work on the series, Carnivale, which aired on HBO from 2003 to 2005. Before Fame. He graduated from California State University, Los Angeles, in 1982. Trivia. He and his son, Charles, have written various issues of Iron Man. Family Life.
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It was like an intense graduate seminar in which my sole student was my son. TRISH WILSON: "Carnivàle" was cancelled before you had a chance to finish it. Why was the show cancelled? What were your plans for the remaining seasons of "Carnivàle"? DANIEL KNAUF: "Carnivàle" is a trilogy about the death of magic. The first book covers the years ...
While writing for television has been Knauf's primary focus, he has also created and written gaming, digital narrative content and, collaborating with his son Charles, comic books, including issues 7-18 and 21-28 of Iron Man for Marvel Comics, as well as reboots of The Eternals and Captain America.
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- Daniel Knauf
Welcome. My name is Daniel Knauf. I make stuff up for a living. For those of you who don't know me or my produced work, I've included a bit about both. But if you want to skip all that stuff, there are only two amazing things you need to know about me: 1.) I was a health insurance broker for 22 years until 2001, when I sold my first television ...
Nov 9, 2005 · Published Nov 9, 2005. A new era begins for Marvel's "Iron Man" in 2006 when Daniel Knauf, creator of the HBO show "Carnivale," and his son Charles take over as the new writers of "Iron Man." CBR News spoke with Daniel Knauf about his views on the character and what readers can expect from his run.
While writing for television has been Knauf's primary focus, he has also created and written gaming, digital narrative content and, collaborating with his son Charles, comic books, including issues 7-18 and 21-28 of Iron Man for Marvel Comics, as well as reboots of The Eternals and Captain America.
