David Ayer is an America based director, producer and scriptwriter. He marks his birthdate as 18 January 1968. The 48-year old talented celebrity was born in Illinois and was raised in two different places, Minnesota, and Maryland. It is alleged that the celebrity was made to leave the house in his teenage by his parents in Maryland. After this incidence in life, he lived with his cousin in Los Angeles. He says that the experiences that happened to him in this time inspired him to do many movies. Later he joined United States Navy as the submariner. He is a strict follower of Christianity. David is known to be a keen and observant director who uses real life incidences and experiences of him in his screen play. As his experience in United States Navy inspired him to ‘Squids’ and ‘U-571’. He was seen writing for famous series of movies such as The Fast and the Furious (2001) and Dark Blue (thriller crime). His research into police department inspired him to write and produce Training Day.
The success of these movies thrust him into signing the contract for writing the screenplay for S.W.A.T(2003) Directed by Clark Johnson. After script writing and production, he made it into direction with the movie Harsh Times which show cased the hardship of people to live a normal life. Later on, he directed a crime based thriller called ‘Street Kings.’ He marked his career with many movies after this like ‘
End of Watch
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’, directed and written by him starring
Jake Gyllenhaal
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; ‘
Sabotage
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,’ a crime based thriller having in the lead. He has also written and directed
Suicide Squad
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based on a comic book by DC Comics. This celebrity has also been into many controversies due to his film U-571, later he gave justification the movie was just an elaboration to give a strong story line and clarified things in front of the media.
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