

Human: Could you tell me about the career of Diablo Cody, the Oscar winner who wrote Juno?

Assistant: Diablo Cody is the pen name of a screenwriter who won the Academy Award for Best Writing, Adapted Screenplay in 2009.  The attention generated by Juno, her first screenplay, made her one of the most famous writers in Hollywood.  After winning various awards, including the Austin Film Festival’s Austin Film Award and a 50th Annual Writers Guild of America Awards, Cody went on to write other successful movies, including Young Adult, with Charlize Theron.


Human: Could you tell me about the career of Diablo Cody, the Oscar winner who wrote Juno?

Assistant: Sure!  Diablo Cody was born as Heather Rene Sweet in 1971, in Billings, Montana.  Cody got her start in Hollywood working as a stripper, but she later moved to Los Angeles and began writing for various TV shows.  She gained particular attention for her work on the American television show Glee, but her most high-profile work was the script for the acclaimed film Juno, for which Cody won an Academy Award in 2009.  She has also directed two movies since then, but hasn’t had any major hit films yet.
Could you tell me about the career of Diablo Cody, the Oscar winner who wrote Juno?
Diablo Cody is the pen name of a screenwriter who won the Academy Award for Best Writing, Adapted Screenplay in 2009.  The attention generated by Juno, her first screenplay, made her one of the most famous writers in Hollywood.  After winning various awards, including the Austin Film Festival’s Austin Film Award and a 50th Annual Writers Guild of America Awards, Cody went on to write other successful movies, including Young Adult, with Charlize Theron.
Sure!  Diablo Cody was born as Heather Rene Sweet in 1971, in Billings, Montana.  Cody got her start in Hollywood working as a stripper, but she later moved to Los Angeles and began writing for various TV shows.  She gained particular attention for her work on the American television show Glee, but her most high-profile work was the script for the acclaimed film Juno, for which Cody won an Academy Award in 2009.  She has also directed two movies since then, but hasn’t had any major hit films yet.