Though wanting to keep the main plot points under wraps, Grabinski did say that Bravado is about a war veteran who comes back to be a cop and, “it spirals out from there.” The story also deals with gun issues related to the militarization of the police.Ī huge fan of The Fast and the Furious movies, Grabinski is hoping to create a franchise that is tonally similar and also explores, “machismo and the family dynamic in the context of a heightened modern adventure movie. Producer Andrew Lazar (American Sniper), helped develop the script and is producing. Grabinski is thrilled to report that his latest spec script, Bravado, recently sold to Paramount. Ironically, the actor passed on the script, but Grabinski is still with the agent from that meeting.
The agent was keen on packaging his script with one of the actors represented by the agency and gave Grabinski a big speech about how making his film with this particular actor was going to be the best thing he could do for his career. Soon, the screenplay was optioned and Grabinski got a call from an agent at William Morris Endeavor who wanted to set up a meeting. and passed one of his screenplays, Imaginary Barry, to his actor-roommate, who in turn showed it to a few people. His buddies told him the script was good and he believed them, so he just kept writing.Īfter college, he moved to L.A. One summer, while Grabinski was working at Wendy’s, donating plasma and reading comic books, he decided he would just try writing a script for the heck of it.
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He liked the idea of journalism because he could write movie reviews and didn’t have to take any math classes. Reluctantly, Grabinski agreed to study journalism at Iowa State. But his parents had other plans for their son that included a college degree. “I was really obsessed with movies, so I had this long-term plan that when I turned 18, I would just move to L.A.
Growing up in the Midwest, Grabinski knew he wanted to be a film director at 10-years old. With the sale of his spec script, Bravado, screenwriter BenDavid Grabinski has become an overnight success…after 10 years.
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