Personal details
- Birth Date: 1979-08-03
- Birth Location: East Brunswick, New Jersey, USA
- Professions: Writer, Producer
T.J. Fixman—yeah, that guy—he popped into the world on August 3rd, 1979, right in the heart of East Brunswick, New Jersey. Honestly, if you’ve spent any time in the universe of video games or geeked out over certain action-packed movies, you’ve probably tangled with something he’s written. The dude’s got a knack for blending humor, heart, and that slightly off-kilter charm into whatever project he touches. He’s most recognized for his work on “Carry-On” (2024), a film that’s got folks buzzing, mostly because Fixman’s style is impossible to ignore—sharp dialogue, weirdly relatable characters, and that twisty storytelling that keeps you guessing. But, let’s not forget his fingerprints are all over “Ratchet & Clank” (2016). That movie? Total nostalgia fest for fans of the original games, packed with the kind of zany energy and snappy banter only Fixman could pull off. It’s not just about shooting up cartoonish villains; it’s got a genuine warmth running through it. You can tell he actually gives a damn about these characters. He also had a hand in “Knight Rider,” which—okay, let’s be real—has its own legendary status. The guy knows how to take legacy properties and give them a spark without losing what made them cool in the first place. Whether he’s penning scripts for animated adventures or reimagining classics for a new crowd, Fixman’s got this wild ability to weave humor with action and just enough heart to keep you invested. Not bad for a Jersey kid, right?
refrencennThat whole portal-to-the-lombaxes twist? That didn’t even show up in the script until a couple drafts in—sometimes the magic just hits late, I guess. They really wanted you to feel Ratchet’s pain when he smashes up the Dimensionator, so what better way than to actually let us see what he’s giving up? The stakes are massive: suddenly this little dude who thought he was the last of his kind gets a glimpse of a real home, an actual family out there somewhere. But then, boom, he has to choose—save the multiverse or finally go home. It’s a gut punch. And honestly, it kind of redefines his whole deal. He isn’t just some space hero with a robot buddy; he’s making legit sacrifices for the greater good, even if it means turning his back on the only real connection to his roots he’s ever had. That’s rough.
August 3, 1979
Konidela Ram Charan
East Brunswick, New Jersey, USA
45 years old