Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski Named to Screenwriting Hall of Fame

Final Draft Hall of Fame will make “Big Eyes” and “Ed Wood” writers the first team to be inducted

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Andy Marx

“Big Eyes” and “Ed Wood” screenwriters Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski will be inducted into the Final Draft Hall of Fame, the first time a writing team has received the honor.

Final Draft, Inc. announced the induction on Tuesday, and will officially induct Alexander and Karaszewski on Feb. 12 at the Paramount Theatre on the Paramount Pictures lot in Los Angeles.

Previous inductees include Nancy Meyers, Lawrence Kasdan, Steven Zaillian, Aaron Sorkin, Robert Towne, Stephen J. Cannell, Oliver Stone, Syd Field and Sydney Pollack.

Alexander and Karaszewski are best known for a string of offbeat films they wrote about unusual people: “Ed Wood,” about the hapless cross-dressing director of the 1950s; “The People v.

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