Marc Hyman  Marc Hyman is an American screenwriter. His writing credits include Universal's "Meet the Fockers", Paramount's "The Perfect Score" and Warner Bros.'s "Osmosis Jones". He has served as a script doctor for more than 40 produced movies. Hyman began his career writing for television series, "All That", "Sweet Valley High" and the short lived Fox sit-com, "Lush Life". He then moved to features writing Warner Bros. live-action/animated "Osmosis Jones" Hyman later developed the movie's spin-off "Ozzy & Drix". Hyman worked with Jay Roach to develop "Meet The Fockers" which was, in 2005, the highest grossing comedy of all time. In addition to Hyman's credited work, he has rewritten scripts for more than 40 produced movies including DreamWorks Animation's "How to Train Your Dragon", "", "Penguins of Madagascar", and cult hits like "Freddie Got Fingered" and Disney's "Bubble Boy". Over his career, Hyman has contributed comedy to dozens of films including, "Dodge Ball", "Freaky Friday", "Monsters Vs. Aliens" and "Shrek". In television, Hyman has written pilots for ABC, Fox, CBS and FX including vehicles for Kelsey Grammer, Matthew McConaughey (both for the FX Network) and with Julia Roberts for ABC. Raised in Hollywood, California. Educated at TASIS England, Emerson College and Boston University, father to three daughters and one stepson. Hyman has been married to since 2016.