Greg M. Glienna is a highly accomplished and esteemed American filmmaker, widely recognized for his impressive and innovative work in the fields of direction and screenwriting. His most remarkable and enduring achievement is the creation of the original "Meet the Parents", a groundbreaking project that has garnered widespread critical acclaim, commercial success, and a lasting impact on the world of cinema.
Notably, in addition to his remarkable contributions to the development of "Meet the Parents", Glienna has also garnered recognition for his work on "A Guy Thing", a cinematic endeavour that exemplifies his remarkable talent for crafting intricate and captivating storylines, thus showcasing his expertise in this regard.
Moreover, he has co-authored and directed "Relative Strangers", a multifaceted project that aptly demonstrates his impressive versatility as a filmmaker, thereby underscoring his ability to excel in a wide range of creative capacities.
His involvement in these projects serves as a testament to his impressive range and adaptability as a writer and director, and has no doubt contributed to his reputation as a skilled and innovative filmmaker.
Glienna's artistic endeavors expand far beyond the realm of cinema, as he has also collaborated with Mary Ruth Clarke to co-author a thought-provoking play titled "Suffer the Long Night". This theatrical masterpiece made its world premiere in the vibrant city of Los Angeles in August 2008, further solidifying Glienna's status as a versatile and innovative creative force, capable of transcending mediums and pushing the boundaries of artistic expression.
Glienna's trajectory is poised to take a significant leap forward as he embarks on a collaborative scriptwriting endeavour with Pete Schwaba for the upcoming film "Spy High". Scheduled to commence production in June 2009 under the banner of Bold Films, this project is likely to cement his status as a prominent and influential figure within the realm of filmmaking, further solidifying his reputation as a driving force in the industry.