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Brian Wright (born 1983) is the general manager of the San Antonio Spurs since August 2019. [1] [2] [3] Wright is the co-author of two books, titled '100 Heroes: People in Sports Who Make This a Better World' and '150 Heroes'. He and his wife, Cara, have two children.
Brian Wright (table tennis) (born 1943), English table tennis international Brian Wright (writer) (1918–2013), Australian writer, producer, and director Brian Brendan Wright (born c. 1947), Irish criminal involved in fixing horse races and drug trafficking
Brian Wright is an American singer-songwriter from Waco, Texas. [1] His debut album, Dog Ears was released in 2006, quickly followed by a sophomore effort, Bluebird in 2007. After signing with Sugar Hill Records , Wright has recorded two more albums, 2011's House on Fire and 2013's Rattle Their Chains .
Melinda Kae Ledbetter (October 3, 1946 – January 30, 2024) was an American talent manager who was the second wife and longtime manager of Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys. She was once also a model and car saleswoman. [4]
Brian Grellis: 1985–1986 Billy Corkhill [1] John McArdle: 1985–1990 Diana Corkhill [1] Paula Frances: 1990–1993 Don Corkhill: Bernard Merrick: 1990 Doreen Corkhill [1] Kate Fitzgerald: 1985–1987, 1989–1990 Jackie Corkhill [1] Sue Jenkins: 1991–2001 Jimmy Corkhill [1] Dean Sullivan: 1986–2003 Kylie Corkhill: Jessica Allen: 1995 ...
In 2008, Wright began preparing for his directorial debut on the big budget VFX bible epic, Kingdom Come, but when the film's start of production was delayed, Wright was hired to rewrite and direct what was to become the largest ever Mexican produced feature film, Cristiada (also titled For Greater Glory), starring Andy Garcia, Peter O'Toole ...
Jimmy Dean – Grammy Award-winning country music singer, television host, actor, businessman and creator of the Jimmy Dean sausage brand; Brad Dexter – Film actor and producer; James Dickey – Poet, author of the 1970 novel Deliverance and Golden Globe-nominated screenwriter of the 1972 film adaptation
Taylor Dearden Cranston (born February 12, 1993) is an American actress. She played Ophelia in the MTV show Sweet/Vicious. [2] She also played Chloe Lyman in the second season of the Netflix mockumentary American Vandal and Dr. Melissa "Mel" King in the Max medical drama The Pitt.