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'''Greg Pak''' is a New York City filmmaker and writer. His early direction work succeeded with short films such as | {{Crew Data | ||
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'''Greg Pak''' is a New York City filmmaker and writer. His early direction work succeeded with short films such as ''[[imdb:0291025|Asian Pride Porn]]'' and ''[[imdb:0352157|All Amateur Ecstasy]]''. Pak is probably best known for his feature film ''[[Wikipedia:Robot Stories|Robot Stories]]'', released in 2002, which won 35 film festival awards. | |||
Pak is also well known for his work on the Marvel comic books [[Wikipedia:Iron Man|Iron | Pak is also well known for his work on the Marvel comic books ''[[Wikipedia:Iron Man|Iron Man]]'', ''[[Wikipedia:Adam Warlock|Warlock]]'' and ''[[Wikipedia:Hulk (comics)|Incredible Hulk]]''. Pak is the writer of Dynamite's [[List of Comics#Dynamite|''Battlestar Galactica'' comic book]] series. | ||
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* [http://www. | *''Greg Pak describes a toy that holds still holds a special place for him now:'' | ||
* [http://www.pakbuzz.com | :I still regret never buying a [[Battlestar Galactica Cylon Bubble Machine]].<ref>{{cite_web|url=http://www.strangehorizons.com/2005/20051128/pak-int-a.shtml|title=Strange Horizons, Interview: Greg Pak|date=28 November 2005|accessdate=17 February 2008|last=|first=|format=|language=English}}</ref> | ||
== External links == | |||
* [http://www.pakbuzz.com/ Pakbuzz] Greg Pak's Official Website | |||
* [[IMDB:nm0657062|Greg Pak]] on the Internet Movie Database | * [[IMDB:nm0657062|Greg Pak]] on the Internet Movie Database | ||
* [http://www.clashtv.com/clashblog/archives/77 "Clash TV Interviews"] Interview with Greg Pak | * [http://www.clashtv.com/clashblog/archives/77 "Clash TV Interviews"] Interview with Greg Pak | ||
== References == | |||
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Greg Pak is a New York City filmmaker and writer. His early direction work succeeded with short films such as Asian Pride Porn and All Amateur Ecstasy. Pak is probably best known for his feature film Robot Stories, released in 2002, which won 35 film festival awards.
Pak is also well known for his work on the Marvel comic books Iron Man, Warlock and Incredible Hulk. Pak is the writer of Dynamite's Battlestar Galactica comic book series.
Official Statements[edit]
- Greg Pak describes a toy that holds still holds a special place for him now:
- I still regret never buying a Battlestar Galactica Cylon Bubble Machine.[1]
External links[edit]
- Pakbuzz Greg Pak's Official Website
- Greg Pak on the Internet Movie Database
- "Clash TV Interviews" Interview with Greg Pak
References[edit]
- ↑ Strange Horizons, Interview: Greg Pak (backup available on Archive.org) . (28 November 2005). Retrieved on 17 February 2008.