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SCOTT ROTHMAN is a writer of kid’s books, screenplays, theater, and humor pieces. His debut picture book ATTACK OF THE UNDERWEAR DRAGON (Random House) and its sequel RETURN OF THE UNDERWEAR DRAGON were both National Indie bestsellers and are being developed into a musical kids TV series by Mercury Filmworks with New York Times best-selling illustrator Pete Oswald and Tony-award winning composer
SCOTT ROTHMAN is a writer of humor pieces and screenplays, including Draft Day and Army of One, both of which he co-wrote with Rajiv Joseph. Scott is a graduate of Colby College and received an MFA in dramatic writing from New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts. His humor writing has appeared in various publications, including the New ...
edit data. Scott is the writer of the popular Underwear Dragon picture books (Random House) as well as MAKO & TIGER: TWO NOT SO FRIENDLY SHARKS (Random House), PARFAIT, NOT PARFAIT (Roaring Brook Press) and BLUE BISON NEEDS A HAIRCUT (Random House). Scott is also a screenwriter who has sold screenplays to Warner Brothers, Paramount, Sony, and ...
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About the Author. Scott Rothman has sold screenplays to Warner Brothers, Paramount, Sony, and New Line Cinema. His screenwriting credits include “Draft Day” starring Kevin Costner and "Army of One", starring Nicolas Cage. His humor writing has appeared in various publications including The New Yorker, GQ, Grantland and McSweeney’s.
Scott Rothman has 15 books on Goodreads with 4242 ratings. Scott Rothman’s most popular book is Attack of the Underwear Dragon.
Curriculum vitae. James Edward Rothman was born on November 3, 1950 in Haverhill, Massachusetts (U.S.A.). He went to public schools in Haverhill, Massachusetts for elementary school through 8th grade, and then to Pomfret School (Pomfret, Connecticut) in 1964, from which he graduated in 1967.
In addition, Rothman co-wrote the script for the Weinstein Company comedy "Army of One", starring Nicolas Cage and directed by Larry Charles. Scott’s humor writing has appeared in various publications including The New Yorker, GQ, Grantland and McSweeney’s.
