Guy Fletcher

Guy Fletcher worked on a variety of projects during his entertainment career. Fletcher worked on a variety of projects during his early entertainment career, including "Last Exit to Brooklyn" with Stephen Lang (1990), "The Coca-Cola Kid" with Eric Roberts (1985) and "The Princess Bride" with Cary Elwes (1987). He also contributed to "UHF" (1989), "Urban Ghost Story" (1998) and "Wag the Dog" (1997). His music also appeared in "Virtual Sexuality" (1999). Fletcher's music was most recently used in the dramatic comedy "Away We Go" (2009) with John Krasinski. In the early 2000s, Fletcher lent his talents to projects like "Soundstage" "Thunderpants" (2002) starring Bruce Cook and "Niagara Motel" (2005) starring Craig Ferguson. His credits also expanded to "Spirit Trap" with Luke Mably (2005) and the Adam Sandler and Keri Russell hit "Bedtime Stories" (2008)