John Requa, a prominent and accomplished American screenwriter, made his entrance into the world on January 1, 1967. Throughout his illustrious career, he has formed a formidable creative partnership with Glenn Ficarra, with whom he has co-authored the screenplays for a diverse array of notable films. This impressive roster of projects includes the family-friendly animated comedy "Cats & Dogs", which has captured the hearts of audiences of all ages with its lighthearted humor and lovable characters.
Furthermore, Requa and Ficarra have also collaborated on the dark comedy "Bad Santa", a film that has garnered widespread acclaim for its subversive humor and clever satire. Additionally, their work extends to the 2005 remake of the classic "Bad News Bears", a beloved coming-of-age story that has been reimagined for a new generation.
Through his collaborations with Ficarra, Requa has established himself as a talented and versatile screenwriter, capable of crafting compelling stories that appeal to a broad range of audiences. His dedication to his craft and his ability to navigate a wide range of genres have earned him a reputation as a skilled and respected professional in the film industry.
Requa and Ficarra, the dynamic duo, have not only excelled in their roles as writers but have also demonstrated their versatility by taking on the helm of direction. Their notable venture into directing was the biographical comedy-drama "I Love You Phillip Morris", which boasted an impressive cast featuring the talented Jim Carrey and Ewan McGregor.
