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William J. MacDonald is an
American film and
television writer and
producer.
MacDonald is a graduate of
Georgetown University, and has a law degree from
Fordham University in
New York. With a background in international trade and business affairs, MacDonald eventually rose to run the famed Hollywood Producer
Robert Evans' production company at
Paramount Pictures.
MacDonald is responsible for producing such films as
Silver,
Jade,
An Occasional Hell,
Rough Riders,
Molly and
One Man's Hero. He has also written for the
TNT series,
Witchblade which ran from
2001-
2002.
MacDonald is also the co-creator of the HBO original series
Rome (in association of the
BBC) along with
Bruno Heller and
John Milius. MacDonald serves as a writer and executive producer on the series.
A long time fan of The Saint, Macdonald acquired the television rights to the Leslie Charteris character in 2006. In consultation with Burl Barer, Edgar Award winning author of
The Saint: A Complete History in Print, Radio, Television, and Film, Roger Moore, Ian Dickerson, and Audrey Charteris, Macdonald formulated a "faithful-to-the original" concept for adaptation to television's world markets. On December 7th, 2008 it was announced that
James Purefoy will play Simon Templar in a new TV series of The Saint, which is scheduled to start shooting in Berlin and Australia in April of 2008.
Macdonald is also currently writing a screenplay based on Iris Chang's bestselling novel
The Rape of Nanking.
Rome episodes
Episodes written by MacDonald include:
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