HENRY KESTLER
Screenwriter, Poet, Writer
About
Henry Kestler began writing spec screenplays in 1999. In 2002 Henry acquirred the rights to Bruce Robinson's novella, Paranoia In The Launderette. He then went on to adapted it into a screenplay and directed the short film. Henry is forever grateful for Bruce's kindness and has since considered him a major role model.
Henry continued to hone his craft by adapting Richard Marcus's American Roulette into a feature length screenplay. When Richard read Henry's adaptation, he sent him his unpublished version of Richard's manuscript to help with rewrites, along with a one year option to shop the script around in
order to pay for the rights to his material. To this day the sceenplay has not been picked up.
His writing style employs a heavy dose of dark humor laced with believable dialogue, characters, and realistic settings. He continues to write in various formats including poetry, short stories and screenplays.
