Nicolas Falacci

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Biography

A native of Massachusetts, Nick Falacci attended the Tisch School of the Arts at New York University. Prior to teaming up with Cheryl Heuton,…more

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    • It was announced on September 30, 2011, that Universal Cable Productions has sold a project to NBC from Cheryl Heuton and Nicolas Falacci that is based on a short story from Elmore Leonard's When the Women Come Out to Dance and will revolve around a Colombian mail-order bride who moves to Miami and struggles to move on from her past.

    • On January 7, 2011, the American Mathematical Society presented its prestigious JPBM Communications Award to Nick Falacci and Cheryl Heuton for NUMB3RS' positive portrayal of the power and fun of mathematics, which made the show's fans aware of the ubiquity of mathematics in their daily lives.
    • According to a National Science Foundation press release (April 16, 2007), Numb3rs, as well as Cheryl Heuton and Nick Falacci, will receive a National Science Board group Public Service Award for 2007 on May 14, 2007 at the State Department in Washington, D.C.
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    • Nick Falacci: Cheryl [Heuton] has a great sense of overall story structure, where I try to bring verisimilitude to the scenes. As a team, our writing is always better together than us separately.
    • One of Nick's biggest peeves is hearing people say they aren't good at math and proud of it. He was quoted in a USA Today article: Nick Falacci: People would never say, 'Yeah, boy, I can't read at all, reading is so hard.' They'd be horribly embarrassed if they couldn't read. But they're actually proud of being innumerate.

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