Jeffrey Byron

Jeffrey Byron, born in 1955, is an actor, writer and producer who took a range of movie and television roles before turning much of his attention to writing and producing. He wrote four screenplays, among them A Deer In Headlights, Stan The Man, The Eye's Have It and Being Robert Parker. As a producer he worked to adapt novels by the author Robert Nathan, holding rights to more than forty of them for feature films, television movies and series. Stonecliff and The River Journey were among the Nathan novels that reached advanced development, as was Juliet In Mantua. He produced his first documentary, The Silent Angel, and helped write, produce and appear in the pilot presentation Enough About Jack. He also obtained rights to the life story of Dr. Lawrence Farwell, creator of Brain Fingerprinting, for a planned alternative programming series. He later started J. Byron Photo Artist & Design, making portraits, still lifes and other images mounted on canvas.