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Known for violence, guts and gore.
As well as highly stylized storytelling with cool, gritty connections to the streets of
LA.
David Ayer is one of Hollywood's most popular working writer-directors.
And for good reason.
With films like Training Day and Fury under his belt, Ayer has proven himself as a powerhouse
in Hollywood when it comes to making films that are both high-quality and high-energy.
Welcome to Wicked-Binge.
Your home to embrace the best cinema and television: Because we love your favorite movies and shows
too.
I'm Kyle, and today we're looking at the life and career of David Ayer.
From his teenage years in Los Angeles to his time in the Navy, to his first screenwriting
job, all the way up to his recent projects like Netflix's Bright.
This is the Hollywood Story of David Ayer.
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BIO: Born in Champaign, Illinois in 1968, David
Ayer traveled with his family across the United States, and eventually found himself settled
in Los Angeles.
Kicked out of the house by his mother early on, he found himself staying on his cousin's
couch in South Central LA.
In his own words, I raised a lot of hell.
And when I came to California I didn't really stop.
Not interested in college, Ayer dropped out of high school and joined the Navy.
Both environments, the Military life and the streets of LA, would ultimately contribute
to his work down the road.
He served in the Navy as a Submarine Sonar Technician (STS) aboard the USS Haddo.
But it was after his time in the military, while working in construction, that Ayer started
writing.
Claiming that he learned screenwriting from reading Syd Field.
Through a friendship with Wesley Strick, the writer of Cape Fear, he landed some script
rewriting jobs that led to his work as screenwriter of Training Day.
Antoine Fuqua's film about an NYPD newcomer desperate to make the NARC squad run by a
corrupt and thick-skinned Sergeant.
The movie would win Denzel Washington an Oscar and kick-off Ayer's career in Hollywood.
But while Training Day was entering the early stages of production, Ayer was approached
to work on another project.
One that would allow him to use his days in the Navy as a resource for his writing.
Ayer co-wrote U-571, a story of a US Recon team on a mission to intercept a German vessel.
Both films released to positive feedback.
More work came in, as Ayer co-wrote The Fast and the Furious, as well as S.W.A.T. and worked
for the first time as sole writer on Dark Blue All three of which took place in the
streets of Los Angeles.
Ayer's first time in the director's chair was for the 2005 film Harsh Times, which he
also wrote.
The film about two friends in violent South Central LA was met with mixed reviews, but
sparked Ayer's directing career.
His 2012 film End of Watch, which surprise-surprise, was about two young police officers taking
on the streets of LA, was a big box office win.
Made for only 7 million dollars, the movie grossed over 48 million.
It also received overwhelmingly good reviews.
After directing 2014's Sabotage, a film he didn't himself write, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger,
Ayer began working on Fury.
The story of a grizzled tank commander and his squad, fighting German forces during the
tail end of WW2.
The film was met with great reviews and was another box office win.
Turning it's 68 million dollar budget into a worldwide gross of 211 million.
Ayer referred to Fury as a Slice of Life film.
Saying that it's about a family in a tank.
When asked about critics, he said At the end of the day, I made End of Watch for Cops and
I made Fury for people who've been in the military.
Ayer's Suicide Squad was met with mixed opinions.
Many saying it involved too much story, criticizing the pacing and editing.
While others praised him for the creative risks he took as director.
In hindsight, Ayer takes the criticism in stride, saying I wish I had a time machine.
I'd make Joker the main villain and engineer a more grounded story.
I have to take the good and bad and learn from it.
I love making movies and I love DC.
I'm a high school dropout and used to paint houses for a living.
I'm lucky to have the job I have.
I have to give the characters the stories and plots they deserve next time.
Real talk.
(And no, there isn't a secret edit of the film with a bunch of Joker scenes hidden in
a salt mine somewhere.)
Netflix's Bright, set in
an alternate reality where humans, orcs and elves coexist, starring Will Smith and Joel
Edgerton was also met with mixed reviews.
But interestingly, audiences loved it.
Although critics tore the movie apart, viewers have come to it's defense, making it a film
with one of the biggest discrepancies between critics and audience scores.
Holding only a 28% positive by Critics vs. a very impressive 88% by Fans on Rotten Tomatoes.
Shortly after it's release, Ayer tweeted out Thank you so much for all the kind words about
Bright.
It means a lot.
I'm glad people are making their own minds up!
We're looking forward to whatever movies David Ayer writes or directs never.
Which film of his is your favorite?
Let us know in the comment section below.
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