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Mark Schwahn's One Tree Hill
The hit television series One Tree Hill started with Mark Schwahn writing a movie script. A producer noticed the scripts capability of becoming for than just a two hour movie. Mark and his team casted phenomenal actors including: Chad Michael Murray, Bethany Joy Lenz, James Lafferty, Sophia Bush, and Hilarie Burton. These five actors contribute to a beautiful coming of age story. Mark Schwahn created a timeless show that captures the low and high points of high school and adulthood. The main storyline revolves around Nathan (Lafferty) and Lucas (Murray) Scott. These half-brothers are anything but brothers, they’re enemies. Up until their junior year, they had nothing to do with each other. Nathan is the big time basketball player who is dating
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