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- Birth nameDavid Allen Kajganich
- David Kajganich was born on November 15, 1969 in Lorain, Ohio, USA. He is a producer and writer, known for A Bigger Splash (2015), The Terror (2018) and True Story (2015).
- He quit his position as creator and show runner of The Terror after AMC declined to do any awards campaigning for the cast and crew of season one. He had nothing to do with season two, The Terror: Infamy.
- His last name is Serbian and correctly pronounced "KYE-ga-nitch," but his family ultimately settled on the more American pronunciation "Kuh-JAN-ick."
- Studied fiction writing at the University of Iowa's Writers Workshop.
- Had a cameo which was cut from season one of The Terror in which he played a Canadian archaeologist from present day discovering the 170-year old remains of Lt. Jopson.
- After a production issue forced two scenes to be combined in Bones and All, a new character of a Greyhound driver was created to converse briefly with the protagonist. As there was no time to cast an actor, Guadagnino sent Kajganich to costume, hair, and makeup to be in the scene which was shooting half an hour later. The scene was almost entirely cut from the final film.
- A society gets the democracy it deserves. People elect their leaders and one assumes they do it in an informed way. What's frightening is, if they aren't vigilant enough, people can't stop [government corruption] before it reaches a disastrous level. And the idea of being lied to is awfully frightening, especially when it's by people who are supposed to be protecting you.
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