Chuck Pfarrer Biography

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Chuck Pfarrer (b. April 13 1957, Boston, Massachusetts) is a novelist, screenwriter, and former U.S. Navy SEAL. He considers Biloxi, Mississippi to be his hometown.

Pfarrer went through BUD/s class 114 in 1981 and spent 8 years in the Navy SEALs. Pfarrer served as a military advisor in Central America, trained NATO forces in Europe and the Mediterranean, as well as undertaking duties in the Middle East. He witnessed the 1983 Marine barracks bombing in Beirut and was one of the SEAL Team leaders responsible for the capture of the terrorist Abu Abbas and the Achille Lauro hijackers in Sigonella, Sicily. Pfarrer ended his service as Assault Element Commander for the Navy's famed SEAL Team SIX.

Pfarrerâ??s Hollywood credits include writing, acting and production work in Navy SEALs, Darkman, and Hard Target. Pfarrer was the screenwriter on The Jackal. His spec screenplays for Virus and Red Planet were also made into movies.

Pfarrerâ??s best-selling autobiography, Warrior Soul, The Memoir of a Navy SEAL, was published by Random House in 2004. His debut novel, Killing Ché, will be published by Random House in 2007. He is the author of six graphic novels for Dark Horse Publications, and wrote and produced two interactive full motion videos, Flash Traffic and Silent Steel, both for Tsunami Media.

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