Robert Engels
Robert Engels (born 1949) is an American born writer, producer, and director as well as being a professor of screenwriting at Cal State Fullerton.[1]
Biography
He graduated from Saint John's Preparatory School in Collegeville, Minn. in 1967. He wrote several episodes of and produced Twin Peaks and also co-wrote the 1992 film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.[2] He is also credited with writing and producing several other television series, such as seaQuest DSV and Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda. In 1993, he was nominated (with David Lynch) for a Saturn Award for best writing, for his work on Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me. His only on screen appearances (so far) have been on seaQuest during its first season as Malcolm Lansdowne.
Filmography
Writer
- Andromeda (8 episodes) (2002-2005)
- Matthew Blackheart: Monster Smasher (2002) (creator)
- Murder in Small Town X (unknown episodes) (2001)
- seaQuest DSV (2 episodes) (1994)
- Sirens (1 episode) (1993)
- On the Air (3 episodes) (1992)
- Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me (1992) (written by)
- Twin Peaks (10 episodes) (1990-1991)
- Wiseguy (unknown episodes) (1987)
Producer
- Andromeda (executive producer) (2002-2005)
- seaQuest DSV (co-executive producer) (Season 1) (1993-1994)
- On the Air (co-executive producer) (1992)
- Twin Peaks (co-producer) (1990)
Actor
- seaQuest DSV .... Malcolm Lansdowne (3 episodes) (1993-1994)
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gollark: Which just runs some keyboard shortcuts in my editor and a nice live search dialog.
gollark: I'm using it for 167 lines of frontend code.
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References
- Robert Engels on IMDb
- "TV: Could 'Twin Peaks' Mysteries Return?". BloodyDisgusting.
External links
- Robert Engels on IMDb
- California State University, Fullerton College of Communications, Department of Radio Television Film Faculty
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