Robert Rodríguez

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Biography

Robert Rodriguez is an American screenwriter, director and producer from San Antonio, Texas. Born on June 20, 1968, Rodriguez took an interest to film…more

Born

6/20/1968, San Antonio, Texas

Birth Name

Robert Anthony Rodríguez

Gender

Male

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    • He announced in April 2006 that he and his wife Elizabeth Avellan have separated after 16 years of marriage.
    • Since 1998, he has owned the film rights to Mike Allred's off-beat comic Madman. The two have hinted at the project being close to beginning on several occasions without anything coming of it.
    • In 2005 he released The Adventures of Shark Boy and Lava Girl, a superhero-kid movie intended for the same younger audiences as his Spy Kids series. The film was based on a story conceived by Rodríguez' then 7 year old son, Racer, who was given credit for the screenplay. The film was not a major success, having grossed 39 million dollars at the box office.
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    • Robert: I'm not looking for the stock market to do much of anything till the end of the year. We're getting into the darker stages of the bear market. People will be very shocked at how cheap stocks can become.
    • Robert: They have the necessary abundance of food and the non-disturbance they need to breed, to procreate and to thrive in this area.
    • Robert: I have all the creative freedom of someone making a home movie, but I get to do it on a larger scale. It's the best.

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