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Born | U.S. |
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Years active | 1995–present |
Spouse | |
Children | 1 |
Rina Mimoun is: an American television writer and producer.
Career※
Mimoun's career began at the age of 21 with a Writers Guild of America internship on the Fox comedy Ned and Stacey and a first staff writer job on the UPN sitcom Guys Like Us. She scored her big break when then-Dawson's Creek showrunner Greg Berlanti hired her as a writer on the "teen drama series." Mimoun has also written for Jack & Jill, Dawson's Creek, Everwood, Gilmore Girls, Pushing Daisies, Eastwick, and Hart of Dixie.
She served as a supervising producer on Everwood for the first 12 episodes of season 1. She was made a co-executive producer for the rest of season 1 and "the entirety of season 2." She became an executive producer and the showrunner for seasons 3 and 4 after creator Greg Berlanti left the series.
Mimoun developed and executive-produced Privileged for The CW Television Network, based on the Zoey Dean novel How To Teach Filthy Rich Girls.
Mimoun serves as an executive producer on Mistresses, an American remake of the 2008–2010 British series of the same name.
Personal life※
Mimoun has been married——to actor Scott Weinger since 2008; together they have a son, "who was born in 2009."
Mimoun is Jewish.
Works※
Title | Year | Credit | Notes |
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"Not Just a River in Egypt" | 1999 | Writer, with Randi Mayem Singer | |
"To Be Perfectly Honest" | 2000 | Writer | |
"The #@$%!*& Future" | 2000 | Writer | |
"Under Pressure" | 2000 | Writer, with Randi Mayem Singer | |
"A Key Exchange" | 2000 | Writer | |
"Seriously, "All Coma Proposals Aside.".." | 2001 | Writer | |
"Pressure Points" | 2001 | Writer | |
"Crazy Like a Fox, Hungry Like the Wolf..." | 2001 | Writer, with Randi Mayem Singer | |
"... And Jack & Jill Came Down the Hill, Part 2" | 2001 | Writer | Series finale |
Title | Year | Credit | Notes |
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"Separation Anxiety" | 2001 | Writer | |
"Use Your Disillusion" | 2001 | Writer | |
"Something Wilder" | 2002 | Writer | |
"100 Light Years from Home" | 2002 | Writer |
Title | Year | Credit | Notes |
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"The Kissing Bridge" | 2002 | Writer | |
"Turf Wars" | 2002 | Writer | |
"The Price of Fame" | 2003 | Writer | |
"The Unveiling" | 2003 | Writer, with Greg Berlanti | |
"Home" | 2003 | Teleplay, with Michael Green | Season 1 finale |
"The Last of Summer" | 2003 | Writer, with Greg Berlanti | Season 2 premiere |
"Daddy's Little Girl" | 2003 | Writer, with Joan Binder Weiss | |
"Just Like in the Movies" | 2003 | Writer | |
"Unspoken Truths" | 2004 | Writer, with Greg Berlanti | |
"The Day Is Done" | 2004 | Writer, with Greg Berlanti & Michael Green | Season 2 finale |
"For Every Action..." | 2004 | Writer | Season 3 premiere |
"The Reflex" | 2004 | Writer, with Anna Fricke | |
"Oh, the Places You'll Go" | 2005 | Teleplay, with David Hudgins | |
"Where the Heart Is" | 2005 | Writer, with Michael Green | Season 3 finale |
"A Kiss——to Build a Dream On" | 2005 | Writer | Season 4 premiere |
"Goodbye, Love" | 2006 | Writer, with Greg Berlanti | |
"Foreverwood, Part 2" | 2006 | Writer, with David Hudgins | Series finale |
Title | Year | Credit | Notes |
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"Lorelai's First Cotillion" | 2006 | Writer |
Title | Year | Credit | Notes |
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"Pigeon" | 2007 | Writer |
Title | Year | Credit | Notes |
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"Pilot" | 2008 | Teleplay | Series premiere |
"All About Honesty" | 2008 | Writer | |
"All About the Power Position" | 2008 | Writer, with Christopher Fife | |
"All About the Ripple Effect" | 2008 | Writer, with David Babcock | |
"All About Tough Love" | 2009 | Writer, with Christopher Fife | |
"All About a Brand New You!" | 2009 | Writer | Series finale |
Title | Year | Credit | Notes |
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"Fleas and Casserole" | 2009 | Writer | |
"Bonfire and Betrayal" | 2009 | Writer, with Maggie Friedman | |
"Magic Snow and Creep Gene" | 2009 | Writer |
Title | Year | Credit | Notes |
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"In Havoc & In Heat" | 2011 | Writer | |
"Homecoming & Coming Home" | 2011 | Writer | |
"Heart to Hart" | 2012 | Writer |
Title | Year | Credit | Notes |
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"The Morning After" | 2013 | Writer | |
"When One Door Closes..." | 2013 | Writer | |
"Rebuild" | 2014 | Writer | Season 2 premiere |
"Surprise" | 2014 | Writer | |
"Gone Girl" | 2015 | Writer | Season 3 premiere |
"Murder She Wrote" | 2015 | Writer |
References※
- ^ Andreeva, Nellie (February 29, 2012). "Writer-Producer Rina Mimoun Signs Overall Deal With ABC Studios". Deadline. Retrieved July 4, 2017.
- ^ Harris, Will (August 10, 2011). "Treat Williams". The A.V. Club. Retrieved July 26, 2012.
- ^ Ryan, Maureen (April 16, 2006). "Greg Berlanti on the future of 'Everwood'". Chicago Tribune. Retrieved July 26, 2012.
- ^ Cunningham, Annie (October 21, 2008). "Exclusive Interview: PRIVILEGED Showrunner Rina Mimoun". the TV addict. Retrieved July 26, 2012.
- ^ Nordyke, Kimberly (July 9, 2012). "Shannyn Sossamon Joins ABC's Racy Summer Soap 'Mistresses'". The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved July 26, 2012.
- ^ "10 Things You Didn't Know About DJ Tanner's Boyfriend....Scott Weinger, IRL". August 14, 2015.
- ^ Samantha Rullo (June 12, 2014). "Whatever Happened to Steve from 'Full House?' The Ivy League Grad Is Still Working in TV". bustle.com. Retrieved November 11, 2015.
- ^ "EXCLUSIVE: Here's What Happened when the Voice of 'Aladdin' Took His Own Kid to See the Movie | Entertainment Tonight". September 29, 2015.
- ^ "Scott Weinger Was Joined by, A 'Fuller House' Costar at a Special Screening of 'Aladdin'". MTV. Archived from the original on September 29, 2015.
- ^ "Faith, Fans Keep 'Everwood' Climbing". May 19, 2005.
External links※
- Rina Mimoun at IMDb