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UTA Signs ‘Ted’ Scribes Alec Sulkin And Wellesley Wild

By MIKE FLEMING JR | Tuesday January 22, 2013 @ 6:44pm PSTTags: Alec Sulkin, Family Guy, Ted, UTA, Wellesley Wild
Mike Fleming

EXCLUSIVE: Ted co-writers writers Alec Sulkin and Wellesley Wild have signed with UTA. This comes as FBC picked up their untitled pilot and moved it right to series, one of the few large commitments of the season. The writers had  been repped by WME.

The scribes co-wrote the Universal hit comedy with Seth MacFarlane, which grossed more than $500 million worldwide. The duo also scripted the Untitled Western that MacFarlane is set to direct and star in, this spring. They are also currently writing for the Academy Award telecast which MacFarlane is hosting. They are also expected to write the Ted sequel.

Sulkin & Wild have been writer/producers on Family Guy since 2005, rising to Executive Producers, and the duo is currently under an overall deal at 20th Century Fox Television.

Sulkin & Wild continue to be represented by attorney Ken Richman.

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Mark Wahlberg Back In Buddy Comedy Mode For Seth MacFarlane’s Pic Helming Debut

By MIKE FLEMING JR | Monday October 25, 2010 @ 3:52pm PDTTags: Alec Sulkin, Mark Wahlberg, Movie Deals, Movies, MRC, Seth MacFarlane, Ted, Universal Pictures, Wellesley Wild
Mike Fleming

EXCLUSIVE: Mark Wahlberg, who’s coming off the summer hit The Other Guys with Will Ferrell, is negotiating to star in another buddy comedy. You might think we’ve seen it all on the well trodden buddy comedy trail, but how about … Read More »

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20th Century Fox TV Signs Overall Deals With 2 ‘Family Guy’ Executive Producers

By NELLIE ANDREEVA | Wednesday August 11, 2010 @ 7:59pm PDTTags: 20th Century Fox TV, Alec Sulkin, Family Guy, Wellesley Wild
Nellie Andreeva

Veteran Family Guy writers-producers Alec Sulkin and Wellesley Wild have signed overall deals with the animated series’ producer 20th Century Fox TV. Under the pact, the duo’s first, they will continue on Family Guy, where they serve as non-showrunning executive producers, while also taking a crack at development. Their first project for the studio might be be a live-action comedy. Writing partners Sulkin and Wild, Read More »

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