Robert Knott

Robert Knott is a multi-talented author, actor, producer, and writer who has made significant contributions to the world of English literature. He is well known for his New York Times bestsellers, Robert B. Parker’s The Bridge, Robert B. Parker’s Bull River, and Robert B. Parker’s Ironhorse. These novels are part of the Cole and Hitch series, which he was chosen by the Estate of Robert B. Parker to continue.

In addition to his work as a novelist, Knott has also enjoyed a successful career in film and television. He is widely recognized for his role in adapting the Robert B. Parker novel, Appaloosa, into a feature film. Knott not only adapted the novel for the screen but also produced the film alongside actor and producer Ed Harris. The two have collaborated on several projects, including the television mini-series The Stand, based on the Stephen King novel. Knott's friendship with Harris has led to many collaborative efforts, including co-writing novels and co-starring in films together.

Knott's contributions to the literary world extend beyond his work as a novelist. He has been involved in various literary activities and has earned wide recognition for his performances on stage, television, and films. His work in the film Appaloosa has earned him considerable acclaim, and his role in developing the television mini-series The Stand has further solidified his reputation in the industry. With his diverse skills and experience, Robert Knott continues to make significant contributions to the world of English literature and entertainment.