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Jim’s resume spans decades of hits. Full list of Jim Kouf films. In 2011, Jim co-wrote and produced the pilot for Grimm in Portland, Oregon with his partner David Greenwalt. In 2012, Lynn joined as executive producer. The couple is presently working on Grimm, the hit series for NBC, now in its successful Fifth Season.
Writer/producer Jim Kouf is best known for his action-packed, star-studded features. He broke into film in 1981 as a co-writer on the forgotten indie comedy "Utilities." The next year, he expanded to producing with the wacky neighbor comedy "Pink Motel." His breakthrough came in 1987 with the...
Jim Kouf. Jim Kouf began his career in film in 1981. His writing breakthrough came in 1987 when he wrote the buddy cop comedy "Stakeout" for which he earned the 1988 Edgar Award for Best Motion Picture Screenplay. He has produced several hit movies, including the 1997 film "Con Air," "Rush Hour" (1998) and 2004's "National Treasure."
Jim Kouf is an American screenwriter, director and producer of film and television whose works include the National Treasure Franchise; which includes the Disney+ series National Treasure: Edge of History. Kouf is also known for his work on Grimm (2011) and prior to this Stakeout (1987). Jim Kouf on the Internet Movie Database Jim Kouf on Wikipedia
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Grimm: Meltdown: Created by Stephen Carpenter, David Greenwalt, Jim Kouf. With Danny Bruno, Keith Cox, Reggie Lee, Robert Blanche. In these Grimm webisodes, an odd disturbance occurs in Bud's repair shop.
Jim Kouf. Writer/Director/Producer. Jim Kouf’s first feature films, co-written with David Greenwalt, were CLASS (83), AMERICAN DREAMER (84), and SECRET ADMIRER (86). He also wrote THE HIDDEN (87) under the pseudonym Bob Hunt. In 1984, Jim made his directorial debut with MIRACLES starring Tom Conti, Teri Garr and Christopher Lloyd.
