About the Writer

Shaped by films where the most interesting characters were never on the poster.

The writer of The Sleeping Man in Orbit was born in London, raised across time zones, and now landed in New York.

He was shaped by films where the most interesting characters were never on the poster — and spent too many late nights wondering why Hudson didn’t make it past Act 2, why Simon never got one last monologue in True Lies, and why Paxton’s name didn’t roll higher in the credits of Terminator or Predator 2.

This is his first feature screenplay — an exploration of memory, masculinity, and emotional dissonance, told with one foot in pop culture and the other in existential dread.

He prefers long walks, strong tea, and stories that reward those who look again.