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Fran Walsh

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Walsh was born in Wellington, New Zealand and attended Wellington Girl's High School intent on becoming a fashion designer, but eventually became interested in music instead. Occasionally taking time off to perform in a punk band named The Wallsockets, she attended Victoria University of Wellington majoring in English literature and graduated in 1981. Walsh wrote scripts for television shows such as Shark in the Park and Worzel Gummidge Down Under in the 1980s. Frances Walsh, MNZM, (born January 10, 1959), is a Grammy and Academy Award-winning screenwriter, film producer and musician. She has been the partner of filmmaker Peter Jackson since 1987. They have two children, Billy Jackson and Katie Jackson. Fran has contributed to all of Jackson's films since they met at the end of Bad Taste. Fran Walsh and Peter Jackson were to be the executive producers of the Halo movie. She was expected to collaborate on the script for the movie, which was later postponed indefinitely. Fran Walsh is a screenwriter, film producer and lyricist. She is the partner of filmmaker Peter Jackson. Fran Walsh has contributed to all of Jackson's films since Meet the Feebles. She is best known for her work on The Lord of the Rings trilogy.

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Walsh was born in Wellington, New Zealand and attended Wellington Girl's High School intent on becoming a fashion designer, but eventually became interested in music instead. Occasionally taking time off to perform in a punk band named The Wallsockets, she attended Victoria University of Wellington majoring in English literature and graduated in 1981. Walsh wrote scripts for television shows such as Shark in the Park and Worzel Gummidge Down Under in the 1980s. Walsh met Peter Jackson while he was doing the post-production on his low-budget flick Bad Taste and they married in 1987. Walsh has contributed to all of her husband's scripts, starting with the black comedy Meet the Feebles (1989). The couple then collaborated with writer Stephen Sinclair on the horror-comedy film Braindead (also known as Dead Alive, 1992). Walsh and Jackson explored new ground with the drama Heavenly Creatures (1994), which earned her an Oscar nomination for the screenplay. She gave birth to Billy in 1995 and Katie in 1996. They returned to a more familiar genre with the horror-comedy The Frighteners (1996). Wanting to try fantasy, Jackson turned to Miramax to make a film adaptation of The Lord of the Rings. In 1998, New Line Cinema provided the necessary financial backing to make the trilogy. Walsh, with her husband and Philippa Boyens, is credited for writing the screenplays for The Lord of the Rings movies (2001 – 2003). They shared many awards, including an Oscar for their Adapted Screenplay for The Return of the King. She also was a producer and a composer of two songs for Return of the King, earning her two other Oscars that night. Walsh, Jackson, and Boyens continued their screenplay work together for the remake of King Kong. They acquired the rights to the novel The Lovely Bones and made a counterpart film.Recently, they made the Hobbit film trilogy, a film adaptation of The Hobbit. Walsh prefers to remain more private than Jackson, as she did not permit an interview in The Lord of the Rings movie DVDs; however, she did provide an audio commentary. She has been described as "modest to a fault" by Forgotten Silver-filmmaker and Jackson-friend Costa Botes. Despite providing audio commentary with Jackson and Boyens in the Lord of the Rings Extended DVDs, Walsh did not take part in the commentary with Jackson and Boyens for any of "The Hobbit" movies. Frances Walsh, MNZM, (born January 10, 1959), is a Grammy and Academy Award-winning screenwriter, film producer and musician. She has been the partner of filmmaker Peter Jackson since 1987. They have two children, Billy Jackson and Katie Jackson. Fran has contributed to all of Jackson's films since they met at the end of Bad Taste. Fran Walsh and Peter Jackson were to be the executive producers of the Halo movie. She was expected to collaborate on the script for the movie, which was later postponed indefinitely. Fran Walsh is a screenwriter, film producer and lyricist. She is the partner of filmmaker Peter Jackson. Fran Walsh has contributed to all of Jackson's films since Meet the Feebles. She is best known for her work on The Lord of the Rings trilogy.

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