Jonathan Goldblatt, who writes under the pen name Julius Sharpe, is an American television writer, producer and show-runner of ''Making History'' and ''United We Fall''.

Biography

Sharpe received his B.A. from

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in 1995. He started his TV writing career as a writer for ''

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'' and '' Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn''. He was also a writer for

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's '' Weekends at the DL'' and ''

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.'' In 2014, Sharpe inked an overall deal with

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, where he created and executive produced the comedy series ''Making History''. He was also co-executive producer of ''The Grinder'' and worked as a writer, producer, and voice actor for

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's ''

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'', ''

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'' and co-executive produced the live-action ''

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'' and '' Dads''. In 2017, Sharpe signed a two-year overall deal at

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. He created and produced the 2020 television series ''United We Fall''. In 2017, he was reported to be executive producing a television adaptation of the movie ''Stripes''.

Personal life

Sharpe is married to actress and producer Stephanie Escajeda. The series ''United We Fall'' was based on the actual life and relationship between Sharpe and Escajeda.

References

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