Robert W. Fisher Net Worth is
$1 Million

Mini Biography

Robert W. Fisher’s initial screenplay, created while participating in Syd Field’s Screenwriting Workshop at Sherwood Oaks Experimental University in Hollywood, was the low-budget thriller “Darkroom” (1988), aimed by Terrence O’Hara and made by Jessica Rains, professional Claude Rains’ girl. Mr. Fisher also proved helpful being a Script & Tale Analyst for renowned manufacturer Samuel Z. Arkoff at Arkoff International Images in Beverly Hillsides and backed himself composing over 40 trashy paperbacks under a number of pen names. Furthermore, he had written the highly effective gaming, “The Farmer’s Girl,” that was marketed world-wide through Nocturnal Software program. While he was an unbiased Manufacturer and partner from the Pamplin-Fisher Company at Universal Studios-Orlando, Mr. Fisher created the features “Michael Winslow Live” (1999), starring Michael Winslow of “Law enforcement Academy” popularity, “Hoover” (2000), starring Academy Award-winner Ernest Borgnine and ex-Deputy Movie director from the FBI Cartha D. ‘Deke’ DeLoach, as well as the instructional video “Magic 4 Morons” (2000), starring Lyndel the Magician (Tim Scarbrough) and hosted by Michael Winslow.

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