John Rice

John Rice is a writer and producer who has contributed to several notable projects in film and television. His work includes writing for feature films such as “Blown Away” (1994) and “Windtalkers” (2002). He also wrote and co-executive produced the Emmy-nominated miniseries “Bonnie and Clyde” (2013). Prior to these projects, he was involved in writing for films like “Chasers” (1994) and “The Calling” (2000), showcasing his consistent involvement in the entertainment industry.

His career also includes writing for television movies such as “Curiosity Kills” (1990) and “Anna Nicole” (2013). Beyond writing, Rice has taken on producer roles, serving as an associate producer for “Blown Away” (1994) and “Chasers” (1994). He also held the role of executive producer for “The Calling” (2000) and co-executive producer for “Bonnie & Clyde” (2013), demonstrating a breadth of experience across different production capacities. His ongoing project, “Cotton Club,” where he will serve as a co-executive producer, is currently in development.

Originally from Minot, North Dakota, John Rice is married to Tracie Graham-Rice, who co-produced “Dumb and Dumber.” His consistent work in mainstream film and television productions has established his profile as a writer and producer in the industry.