Teddy Robelt Research Paper

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Losing his parents at the age of 4, Teddy RuseABelt lived with his aunt and uncle. Growing up he would often get mocked by his uncle because he would frequently go up to his attic and play with his “Paper Kingdom”. Years later, Teddy utilized his talent of creativity and started making scripts. He first started making scripts for school plays and found out that this is what he wanted to be when he grew up: a Screenwriter. Last year, his movie “Saving Public Bryan” was nominated for a Best Screenplay Award. Unfortunately, it did not win.This year, with his movie “ Hoard of the Things,” accumulated the Best Screenplay award. It was a tight race between Martin Gunter Ting’s movie: Paws 3: Paws Harder, and Barock Omama’s; Gassed and Curious 6.

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