Grant is best known for writing Seven Pounds, starring Will Smith, Rosario Dawson, and Woody Harrelson. His original script for Seven Pounds was a top ten finalist on The Black List, the annual ranking of the “most liked” scripts in Hollywood. Grant's career began on the hit ABC sitcom Home Improvement. Grant went on to work on over a 150 episodes of network shows like Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Jack & Jill, and 8 Simple Rules, but his first love has always been feature films. Grant wrote the screenplay for Breakthrough for producer DeVon Franklin (Miracles From Heaven), NBA star Steph Curry, and 20th Century Fox, starring Chrissy Metz, Josh Lucas, Topher Grace, and Mike Colter. Breakthrough grossed 50 million at the box office and won Inspirational Film of the Year at the 2019 Dove Awards. Recently, Grant co-wrote the true-life legal drama Cobalt and wrote the Nick Vujicic biopic for Reserve Entertainment (Blue Miracle). Grant adapted and recently wrapped the movie Liz Here Now starring Academy Award nominee Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor (King Richard). Grant is also partnered with Steph Curry’s Unanimous Media and Barry Jenkin’s Pastel to produce Gym Rat for A24 Films under the HPC banner. He is still waiting for an invitation to speak at his kids’ elementary school.
Bob is a Writers Guild of America award-winning writer who has written with success in TV, film, and books. He most recently served as creator and Executive Producer of the TV series Life Just Got Real for The Wonder Project. Bob is currently writing and producing the Alice Cooper biopic Dirty Diamonds. Previously he spent three seasons as a writer/producer for the Peabody Award-nominated Netflix series Atypical. Bob has sold pilots to a number of studios, networks, and streaming channels, including Netflix, Disney, Nickelodeon, and HBO Max. His feature script Swell is in development with Priyanka Chopra Jonas attached to star and co-produce through her Purple Pebble Pictures. Bob also co-wrote the feature adaptation of Hope Heals for Sony Pictures. Bob has written for ESPN, and penned the sports memoir Follow the Roar for HarperCollins, chronicling his journey around the globe as he followed Tiger Woods for the entire 2008 season. In 2012, Bob wrote the satirical novel Don't Mess with Travis for Thomas Dunne Books, an effort Booklist called a “razor sharp debut novel.” Bob began his writing career as a research assistant to the late, great William F. Buckley, Jr. and has been a guest speaker at both the Harvard Business School and his kids’ elementary school.
