About James Thorpe
Born 2000. James Thorpe is a Canadian screenwriter and television producer.
James Thorpe is a Canadian television producer and television writer.
Career James Thorpe began his career writing, producing and directing series and special programming for several television stations in Canada. He received international acclaim with over 35 awards for writing and producing (International Film & TV Festival of New York Award, the Can-Pro Award, and two international BPME Awards (Broadcast Promotion & Marketing Executives)).
Later Thorpe worked for CBS Television Network in the United States. He wrote and produced campaigns for such popular television programs as Murder, She Wrote, The Cosby Show, Murphy Brown and many others. During his five years at CBS, Thorpe received numerous awards, including three Emmy Awards, six Telly Awards, five Beatty Awards, two International Film & TV Festival Awards, and the Clio Award. He also wrote a novel in a new mystery/detective series.
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Who is James Thorpe?
Canadian television producer
When was James Thorpe born?
James Thorpe was born in 2000.
What is James Thorpe's occupation?
James Thorpe is a screenwriter and television producer.
What nationality is James Thorpe?
James Thorpe is Canadian.
Sources & further reading
· DBpedia: James Thorpe (TV producer)
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). James Thorpe. https://biography.guide/james-thorpe-screenwriter/
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