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Stephen Hyams | |
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| Born | 20th January 1980 Preston, England |
| Occupation | Writer, Directer |
| Years active | 2009 - Present |
| Children | Lily Hyams |
| Relatives | Peter Hyams |
Stephen Hyams (born January 20th 1980) is a British writer and director. He is most notable for The Boogeyman (2013).[1][2], an adaptation of the Stephen King novel The Boogeyman. He is a distant relative of director Peter Hyams. In 2015, Hyams wrote and directed short comedy Time Slips, starring Justin Lee Collins.
In 2021, Hyams wrote on children's animated preschool series JoJo & Gran Gran[3]