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	\|businesses = [[Richards Majestic]]<br /><small>(co-owner)</small>		\|businesses = [[Richards Majestic]]<br /><small>(co-owner)</small>
			\|occupation - Film producer
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	\|nationality = United States		\|nationality = United States
	\|family = [[David Richards]] <small>(father)</small><br />[[Ira Richards]] <small>(son)</small>		\|family = [[David Richards]] <small>(father)</small><br />[[Rachel Richards]] <small>(mother)</small><br />[[Ira Richards]] <small>(son)</small>
	\|affiliations = [[Peter Dreyfuss]]<br />[[Devin Weston]]<br /><small>(business partner, [[2013]])</small><br />[[Michael De Santa]]<br /><small>(employee, [[2013]])</small>		\|affiliations = [[Peter Dreyfuss]]<br />[[Devin Weston]]<br /><small>(business partner, [[2013]])</small><br />[[Michael De Santa]]<br /><small>(employee, [[2013]])</small>
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	\|family = [[David Richards]] <small>(father)</small><br />[[Ira Richards]] <small>(son)</small>		\|family = [[David Richards]] <small>(father)</small><br />[[Ira Richards]] <small>(son)</small>
	\|affiliations = [[Peter Dreyfuss]]~~<br /><small>(fellow director)</small>~~<br />[[Devin Weston]]<br /><small>(business partner, [[2013]])</small><br />[[Michael De Santa]]<br /><small>(employee, [[2013]])</small>		\|affiliations = [[Peter Dreyfuss]]<br />[[Devin Weston]]<br /><small>(business partner, [[2013]])</small><br />[[Michael De Santa]]<br /><small>(employee, [[2013]])</small>
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	\|businesses = [[Richards Majestic]]<br /><small>(co-owner)</small>		\|businesses = [[Richards Majestic]]<br /><small>(co-owner)</small>
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	==Character history==		==Character history==
	Solomon Richards, the son of film ~~director~~ [[David Richards]] and an unnamed mother, grew up around the film industry through his fathers [[Richards Majestic\|company]], which he later inherits. At an unknown time he had a son of his own called [[Ira Richards\|Ira]]. In [[1968]] he ~~directed~~ [[Nelson in Naples]] and in [[1973]] he ~~directed~~ the film [[Rum Runner]], which featured a scene stealing performance starlet [[Leonora Johnson]] with the two falling out over disparaging comments made about Solomon. He responded "Two minutes of hamming it up in a wheelchair and suddenly she thinks she’s got talent – I’ve seen brisket with more charm". This conflict later led to Solomon Richards becoming a suspect in Leonora's murder in January [[1979]] with [[Jeff Campion]] believing he may have been connected to the "HAM" message written on a severed piece of Leonora's thigh placed next to her corpse. The murder remained unsolved although it is almost certain that Solomon knew of a confession letter written by Dreyfuss to David Richards, a letter that Solomon's son mentions while drunk in [[2013]]. The letter also describes Solomon as 'remorseless hack with none of your passion, your creative zeal. He's a weak livered moralizer hiding in the body of Vinewood decadent'.		Solomon Richards, the son of film mogul [[David Richards]] and an unnamed mother, grew up around the film industry through his fathers [[Richards Majestic\|company]], which he later inherits. At an unknown time he had a son of his own called [[Ira Richards\|Ira]]. In [[1968]] he produced [[Nelson in Naples]] and in [[1973]] he produced the film [[Rum Runner]], which featured a scene stealing performance starlet [[Leonora Johnson]] with the two falling out over disparaging comments made about Solomon. He responded "Two minutes of hamming it up in a wheelchair and suddenly she thinks she’s got talent – I’ve seen brisket with more charm". This conflict later led to Solomon Richards becoming a suspect in Leonora's murder in January [[1979]] with [[Jeff Campion]] believing he may have been connected to the "HAM" message written on a severed piece of Leonora's thigh placed next to her corpse. The murder remained unsolved although it is almost certain that Solomon knew of a confession letter written by Dreyfuss to David Richards, a letter that Solomon's son mentions while drunk in [[2013]]. The letter also describes Solomon as 'remorseless hack with none of your passion, your creative zeal. He's a weak livered moralizer hiding in the body of Vinewood decadent'.

	Solomon took control of Richards Majestic in [[1978]] and continued to ~~direct~~ films including [[Vinewood Zombie]] in [[1981]] (which was later voted the worst film of 1981), [[An American Divorce]] in [[1987]], [[Arthur Penny's Sanitorium]] in [[1994]] and a film adaptation of [[Yuppie and the Alien]]. The [[Richards Majestic]] studio, under Solomon's leadership, continues to lose money, although Solomon continues to ~~direct~~ a 'string of remakes, rom coms and super hero pictures', which flopped at the box office, using green screen rather than on location. In 2013, while part way through shooting his latest film [[Meltdown (film)\|Meltdown]] and [[Deep Inside]], he sells a significant portion of Richards Majestic to businessman [[Devin Weston]]. Solomon continues to shoot the film until [[Rocco Pelosi]] and his associate [[Gianni]] convince his lead actors to hold out for more money. This problem is solved by [[Michael De Santa]], who is capable of recognising quotes from any of Solomon's films. When Michael kills Pelosi and Gianni, Solomon names Michael as the film's executive producer as a reward for his help.		Solomon took control of Richards Majestic in [[1978]] and continued to produced films including [[Vinewood Zombie]] in [[1981]] (which was later voted the worst film of 1981), [[An American Divorce]] in [[1987]], [[Arthur Penny's Sanitorium]] in [[1994]] and a film adaptation of [[Yuppie and the Alien]]. The [[Richards Majestic]] studio, under Solomon's leadership, continues to lose money, although Solomon continues to produced a 'string of remakes, rom coms and super hero pictures', which flopped at the box office, using green screen rather than on location. In 2013, while part way through shooting his latest film [[Meltdown (film)\|Meltdown]] and [[Deep Inside]], he sells a significant portion of Richards Majestic to businessman [[Devin Weston]]. Solomon continues to shoot the film until [[Rocco Pelosi]] and his associate [[Gianni]] convince his lead actors to hold out for more money. This problem is solved by [[Michael De Santa]], who is capable of recognising quotes from any of Solomon's films. When Michael kills Pelosi and Gianni, Solomon names Michael as the film's executive producer as a reward for his help.

	The filming is nearly completed when Devin announces that he plans to destroy the film, which would secure an insurance pay off for the investors such as Weston. Weston hopes to 'fossilize' the last dinosaur in town and use the money to buy the studio from Solomon's son, a majority shareholder, and turn the area into condos while also avoiding tax due to the economic crisis. The plan is hatched by [[Molly Schultz]], Devin's assistant, who takes an early negative held by Solomon, planning to leave it in a secluded offshore location. Devin, using poses by [[Fabien LaRouche]] who had a brief relationship with Michael's wife [[Amanda De Santa\|Amanda]], angers Michael who then begins to chase Molly to the [[Los Santos International Airport in GTA V\|airport]] despite her [[LSPD in GTA V\|police]] escort and [[Merryweather Security Consulting\|airport security]] on Weston's payroll. Michael manages to retrieve the film after Molly is sucked into an aeroplane engine.		The filming is nearly completed when Devin announces that he plans to destroy the film, which would secure an insurance pay off for the investors such as Weston. Weston hopes to 'fossilize' the last dinosaur in town and use the money to buy the studio from Solomon's son, a majority shareholder, and turn the area into condos while also avoiding tax due to the economic crisis. The plan is hatched by [[Molly Schultz]], Devin's assistant, who takes an early negative held by Solomon, planning to leave it in a secluded offshore location. Devin, using poses by [[Fabien LaRouche]] who had a brief relationship with Michael's wife [[Amanda De Santa\|Amanda]], angers Michael who then begins to chase Molly to the [[Los Santos International Airport in GTA V\|airport]] despite her [[LSPD in GTA V\|police]] escort and [[Merryweather Security Consulting\|airport security]] on Weston's payroll. Michael manages to retrieve the film after Molly is sucked into an aeroplane engine.
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	==Films ~~directed~~==		==Films produced==
	*[[Nelson in Naples]] (1968)		*[[Nelson in Naples]] (1968)
	*[[Rum Runner]] (1973)		*[[Rum Runner]] (1973)
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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*Solomon Richards has a star on the [[Vinewood Walk of Fame]].		*Solomon Richards has a star on the [[Vinewood Walk of Fame]].
	*Solomon is suggested to have ~~directed~~ [[The Shoulder of Orion I]] and [[The Shoulder of Orion II]]~~, but [[Barry Andrews]] directed the latter~~.		*Solomon is suggested to have produced [[The Shoulder of Orion I]] and [[The Shoulder of Orion II]].

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	==Character history==		==Character history==
	Solomon Richards, the son of film director [[David Richards]] and an unnamed mother, grew up around the film industry through his fathers [[Richards Majestic\|company]], which he later inherits. At an unknown time he had a son of his own called [[Ira Richards\|Ira]]. In [[1968]] he directed [[Nelson in Naples]] and in [[1973]] he directed the film [[Rum Runner]], which featured a scene stealing performance starlet [[Leonora Johnson]] with the two falling out over disparaging comments made about Solomon. He responded "Two minutes of hamming it up in a wheelchair and suddenly she thinks she’s got talent – I’ve seen brisket with more charm". This conflict later led to Solomon Richards becoming a suspect in Leonora's murder in January [[1979]] with [[Jeff Campion]] believing he may have been connected to the "HAM" message written on a ~~servered~~ piece of Leonora's thigh placed next to her corpse. The murder remained unsolved although it is almost certain that Solomon knew of a confession letter written by Dreyfuss to David Richards, a letter that Solomon's son mentions while drunk in [[2013]]. The letter also describes Solomon as 'remorseless hack with none of your passion, your creative zeal. He's a weak livered moralizer hiding in the body of Vinewood decadent'.		Solomon Richards, the son of film director [[David Richards]] and an unnamed mother, grew up around the film industry through his fathers [[Richards Majestic\|company]], which he later inherits. At an unknown time he had a son of his own called [[Ira Richards\|Ira]]. In [[1968]] he directed [[Nelson in Naples]] and in [[1973]] he directed the film [[Rum Runner]], which featured a scene stealing performance starlet [[Leonora Johnson]] with the two falling out over disparaging comments made about Solomon. He responded "Two minutes of hamming it up in a wheelchair and suddenly she thinks she’s got talent – I’ve seen brisket with more charm". This conflict later led to Solomon Richards becoming a suspect in Leonora's murder in January [[1979]] with [[Jeff Campion]] believing he may have been connected to the "HAM" message written on a severed piece of Leonora's thigh placed next to her corpse. The murder remained unsolved although it is almost certain that Solomon knew of a confession letter written by Dreyfuss to David Richards, a letter that Solomon's son mentions while drunk in [[2013]]. The letter also describes Solomon as 'remorseless hack with none of your passion, your creative zeal. He's a weak livered moralizer hiding in the body of Vinewood decadent'.

	Solomon took control of Richards Majestic in [[1978]] and continued to direct films including [[Vinewood Zombie]] in [[1981]] (which was later voted the worst film of 1981), [[An American Divorce]] in [[1987]], [[Arthur Penny's Sanitorium]] in [[1994]] and a film adaptation of [[Yuppie and the Alien]]. The [[Richards Majestic]] studio, under Solomon's leadership, continues to lose money, although Solomon continues to direct a 'string of remakes, rom coms and super hero pictures', which flopped at the box office, using green screen rather than on location. In 2013, while part way through shooting his latest film [[Meltdown (film)\|Meltdown]] and [[Deep Inside]], he sells a significant portion of Richards Majestic to businessman [[Devin Weston]]. Solomon continues to shoot the film until [[Rocco Pelosi]] and his associate [[Gianni]] convince his lead actors to hold out for more money. This problem is solved by [[Michael De Santa]], who is capable of recognising quotes from any of ~~Solomons~~ films~~, when he~~ kills Pelosi and Gianni ~~with~~ Solomon ~~deciding to name~~ Michael as the ~~films~~ executive producer.		Solomon took control of Richards Majestic in [[1978]] and continued to direct films including [[Vinewood Zombie]] in [[1981]] (which was later voted the worst film of 1981), [[An American Divorce]] in [[1987]], [[Arthur Penny's Sanitorium]] in [[1994]] and a film adaptation of [[Yuppie and the Alien]]. The [[Richards Majestic]] studio, under Solomon's leadership, continues to lose money, although Solomon continues to direct a 'string of remakes, rom coms and super hero pictures', which flopped at the box office, using green screen rather than on location. In 2013, while part way through shooting his latest film [[Meltdown (film)\|Meltdown]] and [[Deep Inside]], he sells a significant portion of Richards Majestic to businessman [[Devin Weston]]. Solomon continues to shoot the film until [[Rocco Pelosi]] and his associate [[Gianni]] convince his lead actors to hold out for more money. This problem is solved by [[Michael De Santa]], who is capable of recognising quotes from any of Solomon's films. When Michael kills Pelosi and Gianni, Solomon names Michael as the film's executive producer as a reward for his help.

	The filming is nearly completed when Devin announces that he plans to destroy the film, which would secure an insurance pay off for the investors such as ~~Devin~~. ~~Devin~~ hopes to 'fossilize' the last dinosaur in town and use the money to buy the studio from Solomon's son, a majority shareholder, and turn the area into condos while also avoiding tax due to the economic crisis. The plan is hatched by [[Molly Schultz]], Devin's assistant, who takes an early negative held by Solomon planning to leave it in a secluded ~~off shore~~ location. Devin, using poses by [[Fabien LaRouche]] who had a brief relationship with Michael's wife [[Amanda De Santa\|Amanda]], angers Michael who then begins to chase Molly to the [[Los Santos International Airport in GTA V\|airport]] despite her [[LSPD in GTA V\|police]] escort. Michael manages to retrieve the film after Molly is sucked into an aeroplane engine.		The filming is nearly completed when Devin announces that he plans to destroy the film, which would secure an insurance pay off for the investors such as Weston. Weston hopes to 'fossilize' the last dinosaur in town and use the money to buy the studio from Solomon's son, a majority shareholder, and turn the area into condos while also avoiding tax due to the economic crisis. The plan is hatched by [[Molly Schultz]], Devin's assistant, who takes an early negative held by Solomon, planning to leave it in a secluded offshore location. Devin, using poses by [[Fabien LaRouche]] who had a brief relationship with Michael's wife [[Amanda De Santa\|Amanda]], angers Michael who then begins to chase Molly to the [[Los Santos International Airport in GTA V\|airport]] despite her [[LSPD in GTA V\|police]] escort and [[Merryweather Security Consulting\|airport security]] on Weston's payroll. Michael manages to retrieve the film after Molly is sucked into an aeroplane engine.

	Solomon later informs Michael that the chase was unnecessary as they have digital ~~back up copies~~ and that he has green lit a premiere to stop ~~them attempt~~ to destroy the film with Solomon sending four tickets to Michael's house so his family can attend. At the premiere Solomon ~~comments~~ that his ~~wife~~ Amanda and ~~daughter~~ [[Tracey De Santa\|Tracey]] ~~were not in attendance and Michael then receives a phone call explaining that he had sent [[Merryweather Security Consulting]] mercenaries to his house.~~ Michael leaves Solomon at the premiere and, with his son [[Jimmy De Santa\|Jimmy]], returns home and rescues his wife and daughter.		Solomon later informs Michael that the chase was unnecessary as they have digital backups and that he has green lit a premiere to stop Weston from attempting to destroy the film again with Solomon sending four tickets to Michael's house so his family can attend. At the premiere, Solomon and Michael celebrate their success. When Weston shows up unexpectedly and tells Michael that he sent Merryweather mercenaries to his house to kill Amanda and [[Tracey De Santa\|Tracey]], Michael leaves Solomon at the premiere and, with his son [[Jimmy De Santa\|Jimmy]], returns home and rescues his wife and daughter.

	==Mission appearances==		==Mission appearances==

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Mission appearances

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	*[[Legal Trouble]] <small>(boss)</small>		*[[Legal Trouble]] <small>(boss)</small>
	*[[Meltdown (~~mission~~)\|Meltdown]] <small>(boss)</small>		*[[Meltdown (GTA V)\|Meltdown]] <small>(boss)</small>

	==Films directed==		==Films directed==

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	Solomon Richards, the son of film director [[David Richards]] and an unnamed mother, grew up around the film industry through his fathers [[Richards Majestic\|company]], which he later inherits. At an unknown time he had a son of his own called [[Ira Richards\|Ira]]. In [[1968]] he directed [[Nelson in Naples]] and in [[1973]] he directed the film [[Rum Runner]], which featured a scene stealing performance starlet [[Leonora Johnson]] with the two falling out over disparaging comments made about Solomon. He responded "Two minutes of hamming it up in a wheelchair and suddenly she thinks she’s got talent – I’ve seen brisket with more charm". This conflict later led to Solomon Richards becoming a suspect in Leonora's murder in January [[1979]] with [[Jeff Campion]] believing he may have been connected to the "HAM" message written on a servered piece of Leonora's thigh placed next to her corpse. The murder remained unsolved although it is almost certain that Solomon knew of a confession letter written by Dreyfuss to David Richards, a letter that Solomon's son mentions while drunk in [[2013]]. The letter also describes Solomon as 'remorseless hack with none of your passion, your creative zeal. He's a weak livered moralizer hiding in the body of Vinewood decadent'.		Solomon Richards, the son of film director [[David Richards]] and an unnamed mother, grew up around the film industry through his fathers [[Richards Majestic\|company]], which he later inherits. At an unknown time he had a son of his own called [[Ira Richards\|Ira]]. In [[1968]] he directed [[Nelson in Naples]] and in [[1973]] he directed the film [[Rum Runner]], which featured a scene stealing performance starlet [[Leonora Johnson]] with the two falling out over disparaging comments made about Solomon. He responded "Two minutes of hamming it up in a wheelchair and suddenly she thinks she’s got talent – I’ve seen brisket with more charm". This conflict later led to Solomon Richards becoming a suspect in Leonora's murder in January [[1979]] with [[Jeff Campion]] believing he may have been connected to the "HAM" message written on a servered piece of Leonora's thigh placed next to her corpse. The murder remained unsolved although it is almost certain that Solomon knew of a confession letter written by Dreyfuss to David Richards, a letter that Solomon's son mentions while drunk in [[2013]]. The letter also describes Solomon as 'remorseless hack with none of your passion, your creative zeal. He's a weak livered moralizer hiding in the body of Vinewood decadent'.

	Solomon took control of Richards Majestic in [[1978]] and continued to direct films including [[Vinewood Zombie]] in [[1981]] (which was later voted the worst film of 1981), [[An American Divorce]] in [[1987]], [[Arthur Penny's Sanitorium]] in [[1994]] and a film adaptation of [[Yuppie and the Alien]]. The [[Richards Majestic]] studio, under Solomon's leadership, continues to lose money, although Solomon continues to direct a 'string of remakes, rom coms and super hero pictures', which flopped at the box office, using green screen rather than on location. In 2013, while part way through shooting his latest film [[Meltdown (film)\|Meltdown]] and [[Deep Inside]], he sells a significant portion of Richards Majestic to businessman [[Devin Weston]]. Solomon continues to shoot the film until [[Rocco Pelosi]] and his associate [[Gianni]] convince his lead actors to hold out for more money. This problem is solved by [[Michael De Santa]], who is capable of ~~recognizing~~ quotes from any of Solomons films, when he kills Pelosi and Gianni with Solomon deciding to name Michael as the films executive producer.		Solomon took control of Richards Majestic in [[1978]] and continued to direct films including [[Vinewood Zombie]] in [[1981]] (which was later voted the worst film of 1981), [[An American Divorce]] in [[1987]], [[Arthur Penny's Sanitorium]] in [[1994]] and a film adaptation of [[Yuppie and the Alien]]. The [[Richards Majestic]] studio, under Solomon's leadership, continues to lose money, although Solomon continues to direct a 'string of remakes, rom coms and super hero pictures', which flopped at the box office, using green screen rather than on location. In 2013, while part way through shooting his latest film [[Meltdown (film)\|Meltdown]] and [[Deep Inside]], he sells a significant portion of Richards Majestic to businessman [[Devin Weston]]. Solomon continues to shoot the film until [[Rocco Pelosi]] and his associate [[Gianni]] convince his lead actors to hold out for more money. This problem is solved by [[Michael De Santa]], who is capable of recognising quotes from any of Solomons films, when he kills Pelosi and Gianni with Solomon deciding to name Michael as the films executive producer.

	The filming is nearly completed when Devin announces that he plans to destroy the film, which would secure an insurance pay off for the investors such as Devin. Devin hopes to 'fossilize' the last dinosaur in town and use the money to buy the studio from Solomon's son, a majority shareholder, and turn the area into condos while also avoiding tax due to the economic crisis. The plan is hatched by [[Molly Schultz]], Devin's assistant, who takes an early negative held by Solomon planning to leave it in a secluded off shore location. Devin, using poses by [[Fabien LaRouche]] who had a brief relationship with Michael's wife [[Amanda De Santa\|Amanda]], angers Michael who then begins to chase Molly to the [[Los Santos International Airport in GTA V\|airport]] despite her [[LSPD in GTA V\|police]] escort. Michael manages to retrieve the film after Molly is sucked into an aeroplane engine.		The filming is nearly completed when Devin announces that he plans to destroy the film, which would secure an insurance pay off for the investors such as Devin. Devin hopes to 'fossilize' the last dinosaur in town and use the money to buy the studio from Solomon's son, a majority shareholder, and turn the area into condos while also avoiding tax due to the economic crisis. The plan is hatched by [[Molly Schultz]], Devin's assistant, who takes an early negative held by Solomon planning to leave it in a secluded off shore location. Devin, using poses by [[Fabien LaRouche]] who had a brief relationship with Michael's wife [[Amanda De Santa\|Amanda]], angers Michael who then begins to chase Molly to the [[Los Santos International Airport in GTA V\|airport]] despite her [[LSPD in GTA V\|police]] escort. Michael manages to retrieve the film after Molly is sucked into an aeroplane engine.

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	Solomon Richards, the son of film director [[David Richards]] and an unnamed mother, grew up around the film industry through his fathers [[Richards Majestic\|company]], which he later inherits. At an unknown time he had a son of his own called [[Ira Richards\|Ira]]. In [[1968]] he directed [[Nelson in Naples]] and in [[1973]] he directed the film [[Rum Runner]], which featured a scene stealing performance starlet [[Leonora Johnson]] with the two falling out over disparaging comments made about Solomon. He responded "Two minutes of hamming it up in a wheelchair and suddenly she thinks she’s got talent – I’ve seen brisket with more charm". This conflict later led to Solomon Richards becoming a suspect in Leonora's murder in January [[1979]] with [[Jeff Campion]] believing he may have been connected to the "HAM" message written on a servered piece of Leonora's thigh placed next to her corpse. The murder remained unsolved although it is almost certain that Solomon knew of a confession letter written by Dreyfuss to David Richards, a letter that Solomon's son mentions while drunk in [[2013]]. The letter also describes Solomon as 'remorseless hack with none of your passion, your creative zeal. He's a weak livered moralizer hiding in the body of Vinewood decadent'.		Solomon Richards, the son of film director [[David Richards]] and an unnamed mother, grew up around the film industry through his fathers [[Richards Majestic\|company]], which he later inherits. At an unknown time he had a son of his own called [[Ira Richards\|Ira]]. In [[1968]] he directed [[Nelson in Naples]] and in [[1973]] he directed the film [[Rum Runner]], which featured a scene stealing performance starlet [[Leonora Johnson]] with the two falling out over disparaging comments made about Solomon. He responded "Two minutes of hamming it up in a wheelchair and suddenly she thinks she’s got talent – I’ve seen brisket with more charm". This conflict later led to Solomon Richards becoming a suspect in Leonora's murder in January [[1979]] with [[Jeff Campion]] believing he may have been connected to the "HAM" message written on a servered piece of Leonora's thigh placed next to her corpse. The murder remained unsolved although it is almost certain that Solomon knew of a confession letter written by Dreyfuss to David Richards, a letter that Solomon's son mentions while drunk in [[2013]]. The letter also describes Solomon as 'remorseless hack with none of your passion, your creative zeal. He's a weak livered moralizer hiding in the body of Vinewood decadent'.

	Solomon took control of Richards Majestic in [[1978]] and continued to direct films including [[Vinewood Zombie]] in [[1981]] (which was later voted the worst film of 1981), [[An American Divorce]] in [[1987]], [[Arthur Penny's Sanitorium]] in [[1994]] and a film adaptation of [[Yuppie and the Alien]]. The [[Richards Majestic]] studio, under Solomon's leadership, continues to lose money, although Solomon continues to direct a 'string of remakes, rom coms and super hero pictures', which flopped at the box office, using green screen rather than on location. In 2013, while part way through shooting his latest film [[Meltdown (film)\|Meltdown]] and [[Deep Inside]], he sells a significant portion of Richards Majestic to businessman [[Devin Weston]]. Solomon continues to shoot the film until [[Rocco Pelosi]] and his associate [[Gianni]] convince his lead actors to hold out for more money. This problem is solved by [[Michael De Santa]], who is capable of ~~recognising~~ quotes from any of Solomons films, when he kills Pelosi and Gianni with Solomon deciding to name Michael as the films executive producer.		Solomon took control of Richards Majestic in [[1978]] and continued to direct films including [[Vinewood Zombie]] in [[1981]] (which was later voted the worst film of 1981), [[An American Divorce]] in [[1987]], [[Arthur Penny's Sanitorium]] in [[1994]] and a film adaptation of [[Yuppie and the Alien]]. The [[Richards Majestic]] studio, under Solomon's leadership, continues to lose money, although Solomon continues to direct a 'string of remakes, rom coms and super hero pictures', which flopped at the box office, using green screen rather than on location. In 2013, while part way through shooting his latest film [[Meltdown (film)\|Meltdown]] and [[Deep Inside]], he sells a significant portion of Richards Majestic to businessman [[Devin Weston]]. Solomon continues to shoot the film until [[Rocco Pelosi]] and his associate [[Gianni]] convince his lead actors to hold out for more money. This problem is solved by [[Michael De Santa]], who is capable of recognizing quotes from any of Solomons films, when he kills Pelosi and Gianni with Solomon deciding to name Michael as the films executive producer.

	The filming is nearly completed when Devin announces that he plans to destroy the film, which would secure an insurance pay off for the investors such as Devin. Devin hopes to 'fossilize' the last dinosaur in town and use the money to buy the studio from Solomon's son, a majority shareholder, and turn the area into condos while also avoiding tax due to the economic crisis. The plan is hatched by [[Molly Schultz]], Devin's assistant, who takes an early negative held by Solomon planning to leave it in a secluded off shore location. Devin, using poses by [[Fabien LaRouche]] who had a brief relationship with Michael's wife [[Amanda De Santa\|Amanda]], angers Michael who then begins to chase Molly to the [[Los Santos International Airport in GTA V\|airport]] despite her [[LSPD in GTA V\|police]] escort. Michael manages to retrieve the film after Molly is sucked into an aeroplane engine.		The filming is nearly completed when Devin announces that he plans to destroy the film, which would secure an insurance pay off for the investors such as Devin. Devin hopes to 'fossilize' the last dinosaur in town and use the money to buy the studio from Solomon's son, a majority shareholder, and turn the area into condos while also avoiding tax due to the economic crisis. The plan is hatched by [[Molly Schultz]], Devin's assistant, who takes an early negative held by Solomon planning to leave it in a secluded off shore location. Devin, using poses by [[Fabien LaRouche]] who had a brief relationship with Michael's wife [[Amanda De Santa\|Amanda]], angers Michael who then begins to chase Molly to the [[Los Santos International Airport in GTA V\|airport]] despite her [[LSPD in GTA V\|police]] escort. Michael manages to retrieve the film after Molly is sucked into an aeroplane engine.

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	*Solomon Richards has a star on the [[Vinewood Walk of Fame]].		*Solomon Richards has a star on the [[Vinewood Walk of Fame]].
			*Solomon is suggested to have directed [[The Shoulder of Orion I]] and [[The Shoulder of Orion II]], but [[Barry Andrews]] directed the latter.

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	Solomon Richards, the son of film director [[David Richards]] and an unnamed mother, grew up around the film industry through his fathers [[Richards Majestic\|company]], which he later inherits. At an unknown time he had a son of his own called [[Ira Richards\|Ira]]. In [[1968]] he directed [[Nelson in Naples]] and in [[1973]] he directed the film [[Rum Runner]], which featured a scene stealing performance starlet [[Leonora Johnson]] with the two falling out over disparaging comments made about Solomon. He responded "Two minutes of hamming it up in a wheelchair and suddenly she thinks she’s got talent – I’ve seen brisket with more charm". This conflict later led to Solomon Richards becoming a suspect in Leonora's murder in January [[1979]] with [[Jeff Campion]] believing he may have been connected to the "HAM" message written on a servered piece of Leonora's thigh placed next to her corpse. The murder remained unsolved although it is almost certain that Solomon knew of a confession letter written by Dreyfuss to David Richards, a letter that Solomon's son mentions while drunk in [[2013]]. The letter also describes Solomon as 'remorseless hack with none of your passion, your creative zeal. He's a weak livered moralizer hiding in the body of Vinewood decadent'.		Solomon Richards, the son of film director [[David Richards]] and an unnamed mother, grew up around the film industry through his fathers [[Richards Majestic\|company]], which he later inherits. At an unknown time he had a son of his own called [[Ira Richards\|Ira]]. In [[1968]] he directed [[Nelson in Naples]] and in [[1973]] he directed the film [[Rum Runner]], which featured a scene stealing performance starlet [[Leonora Johnson]] with the two falling out over disparaging comments made about Solomon. He responded "Two minutes of hamming it up in a wheelchair and suddenly she thinks she’s got talent – I’ve seen brisket with more charm". This conflict later led to Solomon Richards becoming a suspect in Leonora's murder in January [[1979]] with [[Jeff Campion]] believing he may have been connected to the "HAM" message written on a servered piece of Leonora's thigh placed next to her corpse. The murder remained unsolved although it is almost certain that Solomon knew of a confession letter written by Dreyfuss to David Richards, a letter that Solomon's son mentions while drunk in [[2013]]. The letter also describes Solomon as 'remorseless hack with none of your passion, your creative zeal. He's a weak livered moralizer hiding in the body of Vinewood decadent'.

	Solomon took control of Richards Majestic in [[1978]] and continued to direct films including [[Vinewood Zombie]] in [[1981]] (which was later voted the worst film of 1981), [[An American Divorce]] in [[1987]]~~, [[The Shoulder of Orion I]], [[The Shoulder of Orion II]] in 1992~~, [[Arthur Penny's Sanitorium]] in [[1994]] and a film adaptation of [[Yuppie and the Alien]]. The [[Richards Majestic]] studio, under Solomon's leadership, continues to lose money, although Solomon continues to direct a 'string of remakes, rom coms and super hero pictures', which flopped at the box office, using green screen rather than on location. In 2013, while part way through shooting his latest film [[Meltdown (film)\|Meltdown]] and [[Deep Inside]], he sells a significant portion of Richards Majestic to businessman [[Devin Weston]]. Solomon continues to shoot the film until [[Rocco Pelosi]] and his associate [[Gianni]] convince his lead actors to hold out for more money. This problem is solved by [[Michael De Santa]], who is capable of recognising quotes from any of Solomons films, when he kills Pelosi and Gianni with Solomon deciding to name Michael as the films executive producer.		Solomon took control of Richards Majestic in [[1978]] and continued to direct films including [[Vinewood Zombie]] in [[1981]] (which was later voted the worst film of 1981), [[An American Divorce]] in [[1987]], [[Arthur Penny's Sanitorium]] in [[1994]] and a film adaptation of [[Yuppie and the Alien]]. The [[Richards Majestic]] studio, under Solomon's leadership, continues to lose money, although Solomon continues to direct a 'string of remakes, rom coms and super hero pictures', which flopped at the box office, using green screen rather than on location. In 2013, while part way through shooting his latest film [[Meltdown (film)\|Meltdown]] and [[Deep Inside]], he sells a significant portion of Richards Majestic to businessman [[Devin Weston]]. Solomon continues to shoot the film until [[Rocco Pelosi]] and his associate [[Gianni]] convince his lead actors to hold out for more money. This problem is solved by [[Michael De Santa]], who is capable of recognising quotes from any of Solomons films, when he kills Pelosi and Gianni with Solomon deciding to name Michael as the films executive producer.

	The filming is nearly completed when Devin announces that he plans to destroy the film, which would secure an insurance pay off for the investors such as Devin. Devin hopes to 'fossilize' the last dinosaur in town and use the money to buy the studio from Solomon's son, a majority shareholder, and turn the area into condos while also avoiding tax due to the economic crisis. The plan is hatched by [[Molly Schultz]], Devin's assistant, who takes an early negative held by Solomon planning to leave it in a secluded off shore location. Devin, using poses by [[Fabien LaRouche]] who had a brief relationship with Michael's wife [[Amanda De Santa\|Amanda]], angers Michael who then begins to chase Molly to the [[Los Santos International Airport in GTA V\|airport]] despite her [[LSPD in GTA V\|police]] escort. Michael manages to retrieve the film after Molly is sucked into an aeroplane engine.		The filming is nearly completed when Devin announces that he plans to destroy the film, which would secure an insurance pay off for the investors such as Devin. Devin hopes to 'fossilize' the last dinosaur in town and use the money to buy the studio from Solomon's son, a majority shareholder, and turn the area into condos while also avoiding tax due to the economic crisis. The plan is hatched by [[Molly Schultz]], Devin's assistant, who takes an early negative held by Solomon planning to leave it in a secluded off shore location. Devin, using poses by [[Fabien LaRouche]] who had a brief relationship with Michael's wife [[Amanda De Santa\|Amanda]], angers Michael who then begins to chase Molly to the [[Los Santos International Airport in GTA V\|airport]] despite her [[LSPD in GTA V\|police]] escort. Michael manages to retrieve the film after Molly is sucked into an aeroplane engine.

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	Solomon Richards, the son of film director [[David Richards]] and an unnamed mother, grew up around the film industry through his fathers [[Richards Majestic\|company]], which he later inherits. At an unknown time he had a son of his own called [[Ira Richards\|Ira]]. In [[1968]] he directed [[Nelson in Naples]] and in [[1973]] he directed the film [[Rum Runner]], which featured a scene stealing performance starlet [[Leonora Johnson]] with the two falling out over disparaging comments made about Solomon. He responded "Two minutes of hamming it up in a wheelchair and suddenly she thinks she’s got talent – I’ve seen brisket with more charm". This conflict later led to Solomon Richards becoming a suspect in Leonora's murder in January [[1979]] with [[Jeff Campion]] believing he may have been connected to the "HAM" message written on a servered piece of Leonora's thigh placed next to her corpse. The murder remained unsolved although it is almost certain that Solomon knew of a confession letter written by Dreyfuss to David Richards, a letter that Solomon's son mentions while drunk in [[2013]]. The letter also describes Solomon as 'remorseless hack with none of your passion, your creative zeal. He's a weak livered moralizer hiding in the body of Vinewood decadent'.		Solomon Richards, the son of film director [[David Richards]] and an unnamed mother, grew up around the film industry through his fathers [[Richards Majestic\|company]], which he later inherits. At an unknown time he had a son of his own called [[Ira Richards\|Ira]]. In [[1968]] he directed [[Nelson in Naples]] and in [[1973]] he directed the film [[Rum Runner]], which featured a scene stealing performance starlet [[Leonora Johnson]] with the two falling out over disparaging comments made about Solomon. He responded "Two minutes of hamming it up in a wheelchair and suddenly she thinks she’s got talent – I’ve seen brisket with more charm". This conflict later led to Solomon Richards becoming a suspect in Leonora's murder in January [[1979]] with [[Jeff Campion]] believing he may have been connected to the "HAM" message written on a servered piece of Leonora's thigh placed next to her corpse. The murder remained unsolved although it is almost certain that Solomon knew of a confession letter written by Dreyfuss to David Richards, a letter that Solomon's son mentions while drunk in [[2013]]. The letter also describes Solomon as 'remorseless hack with none of your passion, your creative zeal. He's a weak livered moralizer hiding in the body of Vinewood decadent'.

	Solomon continued to direct films including [[Vinewood Zombie]] in [[1981]] (which was later voted the worst film of 1981), [[An American Divorce]] in [[1987]], [[The Shoulder of Orion I]], [[The Shoulder of Orion II]] in 1992, [[Arthur Penny's Sanitorium]] in [[1994]] and a film adaptation of [[Yuppie and the Alien]]. The [[Richards Majestic]] studio, under Solomon's leadership, continues to lose money, although Solomon continues to direct a 'string of remakes, rom coms and super hero pictures', which flopped at the box office, using green screen rather than on location. In 2013, while part way through shooting his latest film [[Meltdown (film)\|Meltdown]] and [[Deep Inside]], he sells a significant portion of Richards Majestic to businessman [[Devin Weston]]. Solomon continues to shoot the film until [[Rocco Pelosi]] and his associate [[Gianni]] convince his lead actors to hold out for more money. This problem is solved by [[Michael De Santa]], who is capable of recognising quotes from any of Solomons films, when he kills Pelosi and Gianni with Solomon deciding to name Michael as the films executive producer.		Solomon took control of Richards Majestic in [[1978]] and continued to direct films including [[Vinewood Zombie]] in [[1981]] (which was later voted the worst film of 1981), [[An American Divorce]] in [[1987]], [[The Shoulder of Orion I]], [[The Shoulder of Orion II]] in 1992, [[Arthur Penny's Sanitorium]] in [[1994]] and a film adaptation of [[Yuppie and the Alien]]. The [[Richards Majestic]] studio, under Solomon's leadership, continues to lose money, although Solomon continues to direct a 'string of remakes, rom coms and super hero pictures', which flopped at the box office, using green screen rather than on location. In 2013, while part way through shooting his latest film [[Meltdown (film)\|Meltdown]] and [[Deep Inside]], he sells a significant portion of Richards Majestic to businessman [[Devin Weston]]. Solomon continues to shoot the film until [[Rocco Pelosi]] and his associate [[Gianni]] convince his lead actors to hold out for more money. This problem is solved by [[Michael De Santa]], who is capable of recognising quotes from any of Solomons films, when he kills Pelosi and Gianni with Solomon deciding to name Michael as the films executive producer.

	The filming is nearly completed when Devin announces that he plans to destroy the film, which would secure an insurance pay off for the investors such as Devin. Devin hopes to 'fossilize' the last dinosaur in town and use the money to buy the studio from Solomon's son, a majority shareholder, and turn the area into condos while also avoiding tax due to the economic crisis. The plan is hatched by [[Molly Schultz]], Devin's assistant, who takes an early negative held by Solomon planning to leave it in a secluded off shore location. Devin, using poses by [[Fabien LaRouche]] who had a brief relationship with Michael's wife [[Amanda De Santa\|Amanda]], angers Michael who then begins to chase Molly to the [[Los Santos International Airport in GTA V\|airport]] despite her [[LSPD in GTA V\|police]] escort. Michael manages to retrieve the film after Molly is sucked into an aeroplane engine.		The filming is nearly completed when Devin announces that he plans to destroy the film, which would secure an insurance pay off for the investors such as Devin. Devin hopes to 'fossilize' the last dinosaur in town and use the money to buy the studio from Solomon's son, a majority shareholder, and turn the area into condos while also avoiding tax due to the economic crisis. The plan is hatched by [[Molly Schultz]], Devin's assistant, who takes an early negative held by Solomon planning to leave it in a secluded off shore location. Devin, using poses by [[Fabien LaRouche]] who had a brief relationship with Michael's wife [[Amanda De Santa\|Amanda]], angers Michael who then begins to chase Molly to the [[Los Santos International Airport in GTA V\|airport]] despite her [[LSPD in GTA V\|police]] escort. Michael manages to retrieve the film after Molly is sucked into an aeroplane engine.

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	Solomon Richards, the son of film director [[David Richards]] and an unnamed mother, grew up around the film industry through his fathers [[Richards Majestic\|company]], which he later inherits. At an unknown time he had a son of his own called [[Ira Richards\|Ira]]. In [[1968]] he directed [[Nelson in Naples]] and in [[1973]] he directed the film [[Rum Runner]], which featured a scene stealing performance starlet [[Leonora Johnson]] with the two falling out over disparaging comments made about Solomon. He responded "Two minutes of hamming it up in a wheelchair and suddenly she thinks she’s got talent – I’ve seen brisket with more charm". This conflict later led to Solomon Richards becoming a suspect in Leonora's murder in January [[1979]] with [[Jeff Campion]] believing he may have been connected to the "HAM" message written on a servered piece of Leonora's thigh placed next to her corpse. The murder remained unsolved although it is almost certain that Solomon knew of a confession letter written by Dreyfuss to David Richards, a letter that Solomon's son mentions while drunk in [[2013]]. The letter also describes Solomon as 'remorseless hack with none of your passion, your creative zeal. He's a weak livered moralizer hiding in the body of Vinewood decadent'.		Solomon Richards, the son of film director [[David Richards]] and an unnamed mother, grew up around the film industry through his fathers [[Richards Majestic\|company]], which he later inherits. At an unknown time he had a son of his own called [[Ira Richards\|Ira]]. In [[1968]] he directed [[Nelson in Naples]] and in [[1973]] he directed the film [[Rum Runner]], which featured a scene stealing performance starlet [[Leonora Johnson]] with the two falling out over disparaging comments made about Solomon. He responded "Two minutes of hamming it up in a wheelchair and suddenly she thinks she’s got talent – I’ve seen brisket with more charm". This conflict later led to Solomon Richards becoming a suspect in Leonora's murder in January [[1979]] with [[Jeff Campion]] believing he may have been connected to the "HAM" message written on a servered piece of Leonora's thigh placed next to her corpse. The murder remained unsolved although it is almost certain that Solomon knew of a confession letter written by Dreyfuss to David Richards, a letter that Solomon's son mentions while drunk in [[2013]]. The letter also describes Solomon as 'remorseless hack with none of your passion, your creative zeal. He's a weak livered moralizer hiding in the body of Vinewood decadent'.

	Solomon took control of Richards Majestic in [[1978]] and continued to direct films including [[Vinewood Zombie]] in [[1981]] (which was later voted the worst film of 1981), [[An American Divorce]] in [[1987]], [[Arthur Penny's Sanitorium]] in [[1994]] and a film adaptation of [[Yuppie and the Alien]]. The [[Richards Majestic]] studio, under Solomon's leadership, continues to lose money, although Solomon continues to direct a 'string of remakes, rom coms and super hero pictures', which flopped at the box office, using green screen rather than on location. In 2013, while part way through shooting his latest film [[Meltdown (film)\|Meltdown]] and [[Deep Inside]], he sells a significant portion of Richards Majestic to businessman [[Devin Weston]]. Solomon continues to shoot the film until [[Rocco Pelosi]] and his associate [[Gianni]] convince his lead actors to hold out for more money. This problem is solved by [[Michael De Santa]], who is capable of ~~recognizing~~ quotes from any of Solomons films, when he kills Pelosi and Gianni with Solomon deciding to name Michael as the films executive producer.		Solomon took control of Richards Majestic in [[1978]] and continued to direct films including [[Vinewood Zombie]] in [[1981]] (which was later voted the worst film of 1981), [[An American Divorce]] in [[1987]], [[Arthur Penny's Sanitorium]] in [[1994]] and a film adaptation of [[Yuppie and the Alien]]. The [[Richards Majestic]] studio, under Solomon's leadership, continues to lose money, although Solomon continues to direct a 'string of remakes, rom coms and super hero pictures', which flopped at the box office, using green screen rather than on location. In 2013, while part way through shooting his latest film [[Meltdown (film)\|Meltdown]] and [[Deep Inside]], he sells a significant portion of Richards Majestic to businessman [[Devin Weston]]. Solomon continues to shoot the film until [[Rocco Pelosi]] and his associate [[Gianni]] convince his lead actors to hold out for more money. This problem is solved by [[Michael De Santa]], who is capable of recognising quotes from any of Solomons films, when he kills Pelosi and Gianni with Solomon deciding to name Michael as the films executive producer.

	The filming is nearly completed when Devin announces that he plans to destroy the film, which would secure an insurance pay off for the investors such as Devin. Devin hopes to 'fossilize' the last dinosaur in town and use the money to buy the studio from Solomon's son, a majority shareholder, and turn the area into condos while also avoiding tax due to the economic crisis. The plan is hatched by [[Molly Schultz]], Devin's assistant, who takes an early negative held by Solomon planning to leave it in a secluded off shore location. Devin, using poses by [[Fabien LaRouche]] who had a brief relationship with Michael's wife [[Amanda De Santa\|Amanda]], angers Michael who then begins to chase Molly to the [[Los Santos International Airport in GTA V\|airport]] despite her [[LSPD in GTA V\|police]] escort. Michael manages to retrieve the film after Molly is sucked into an aeroplane engine.		The filming is nearly completed when Devin announces that he plans to destroy the film, which would secure an insurance pay off for the investors such as Devin. Devin hopes to 'fossilize' the last dinosaur in town and use the money to buy the studio from Solomon's son, a majority shareholder, and turn the area into condos while also avoiding tax due to the economic crisis. The plan is hatched by [[Molly Schultz]], Devin's assistant, who takes an early negative held by Solomon planning to leave it in a secluded off shore location. Devin, using poses by [[Fabien LaRouche]] who had a brief relationship with Michael's wife [[Amanda De Santa\|Amanda]], angers Michael who then begins to chase Molly to the [[Los Santos International Airport in GTA V\|airport]] despite her [[LSPD in GTA V\|police]] escort. Michael manages to retrieve the film after Molly is sucked into an aeroplane engine.

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	Solomon Richards, the son of film director [[David Richards]] and an unnamed mother, grew up around the film industry through his fathers [[Richards Majestic\|company]], which he later inherits. At an unknown time he had a son of his own called [[Ira Richards\|Ira]]. In [[1968]] he directed [[Nelson in Naples]] and in [[1973]] he directed the film [[Rum Runner]], which featured a scene stealing performance starlet [[Leonora Johnson]] with the two falling out over disparaging comments made about Solomon. He responded "Two minutes of hamming it up in a wheelchair and suddenly she thinks she’s got talent – I’ve seen brisket with more charm". This conflict later led to Solomon Richards becoming a suspect in Leonora's murder in January [[1979]] with [[Jeff Campion]] believing he may have been connected to the "HAM" message written on a servered piece of Leonora's thigh placed next to her corpse. The murder remained unsolved although it is almost certain that Solomon knew of a confession letter written by Dreyfuss to David Richards, a letter that Solomon's son mentions while drunk in [[2013]]. The letter also describes Solomon as 'remorseless hack with none of your passion, your creative zeal. He's a weak livered moralizer hiding in the body of Vinewood decadent'.		Solomon Richards, the son of film director [[David Richards]] and an unnamed mother, grew up around the film industry through his fathers [[Richards Majestic\|company]], which he later inherits. At an unknown time he had a son of his own called [[Ira Richards\|Ira]]. In [[1968]] he directed [[Nelson in Naples]] and in [[1973]] he directed the film [[Rum Runner]], which featured a scene stealing performance starlet [[Leonora Johnson]] with the two falling out over disparaging comments made about Solomon. He responded "Two minutes of hamming it up in a wheelchair and suddenly she thinks she’s got talent – I’ve seen brisket with more charm". This conflict later led to Solomon Richards becoming a suspect in Leonora's murder in January [[1979]] with [[Jeff Campion]] believing he may have been connected to the "HAM" message written on a servered piece of Leonora's thigh placed next to her corpse. The murder remained unsolved although it is almost certain that Solomon knew of a confession letter written by Dreyfuss to David Richards, a letter that Solomon's son mentions while drunk in [[2013]]. The letter also describes Solomon as 'remorseless hack with none of your passion, your creative zeal. He's a weak livered moralizer hiding in the body of Vinewood decadent'.

	Solomon took control of Richards Majestic in [[1978]] and continued to direct films including [[Vinewood Zombie]] in [[1981]] (which was later voted the worst film of 1981), [[An American Divorce]] in [[1987]], [[Arthur Penny's Sanitorium]] in [[1994]] and a film adaptation of [[Yuppie and the Alien]]. The [[Richards Majestic]] studio, under Solomon's leadership, continues to lose money, although Solomon continues to direct a 'string of remakes, rom coms and super hero pictures', which flopped at the box office, using green screen rather than on location. In 2013, while part way through shooting his latest film [[Meltdown (film)\|Meltdown]] and [[Deep Inside]], he sells a significant portion of Richards Majestic to businessman [[Devin Weston]]. Solomon continues to shoot the film until [[Rocco Pelosi]] and his associate [[Gianni]] convince his lead actors to hold out for more money. This problem is solved by [[Michael De Santa]], who is capable of ~~recognising~~ quotes from any of Solomons films, when he kills Pelosi and Gianni with Solomon deciding to name Michael as the films executive producer.		Solomon took control of Richards Majestic in [[1978]] and continued to direct films including [[Vinewood Zombie]] in [[1981]] (which was later voted the worst film of 1981), [[An American Divorce]] in [[1987]], [[Arthur Penny's Sanitorium]] in [[1994]] and a film adaptation of [[Yuppie and the Alien]]. The [[Richards Majestic]] studio, under Solomon's leadership, continues to lose money, although Solomon continues to direct a 'string of remakes, rom coms and super hero pictures', which flopped at the box office, using green screen rather than on location. In 2013, while part way through shooting his latest film [[Meltdown (film)\|Meltdown]] and [[Deep Inside]], he sells a significant portion of Richards Majestic to businessman [[Devin Weston]]. Solomon continues to shoot the film until [[Rocco Pelosi]] and his associate [[Gianni]] convince his lead actors to hold out for more money. This problem is solved by [[Michael De Santa]], who is capable of recognizing quotes from any of Solomons films, when he kills Pelosi and Gianni with Solomon deciding to name Michael as the films executive producer.

	The filming is nearly completed when Devin announces that he plans to destroy the film, which would secure an insurance pay off for the investors such as Devin. Devin hopes to 'fossilize' the last dinosaur in town and use the money to buy the studio from Solomon's son, a majority shareholder, and turn the area into condos while also avoiding tax due to the economic crisis. The plan is hatched by [[Molly Schultz]], Devin's assistant, who takes an early negative held by Solomon planning to leave it in a secluded off shore location. Devin, using poses by [[Fabien LaRouche]] who had a brief relationship with Michael's wife [[Amanda De Santa\|Amanda]], angers Michael who then begins to chase Molly to the [[Los Santos International Airport in GTA V\|airport]] despite her [[LSPD in GTA V\|police]] escort. Michael manages to retrieve the film after Molly is sucked into an aeroplane engine.		The filming is nearly completed when Devin announces that he plans to destroy the film, which would secure an insurance pay off for the investors such as Devin. Devin hopes to 'fossilize' the last dinosaur in town and use the money to buy the studio from Solomon's son, a majority shareholder, and turn the area into condos while also avoiding tax due to the economic crisis. The plan is hatched by [[Molly Schultz]], Devin's assistant, who takes an early negative held by Solomon planning to leave it in a secluded off shore location. Devin, using poses by [[Fabien LaRouche]] who had a brief relationship with Michael's wife [[Amanda De Santa\|Amanda]], angers Michael who then begins to chase Molly to the [[Los Santos International Airport in GTA V\|airport]] despite her [[LSPD in GTA V\|police]] escort. Michael manages to retrieve the film after Molly is sucked into an aeroplane engine.

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	Solomon Richards, the son of film director [[David Richards]] and an unnamed mother, grew up around the film industry through his fathers [[Richards Majestic\|company]], which he later inherits. At an unknown time he had a son of his own called [[Ira Richards\|Ira]]. In [[1968]] he directed [[Nelson in Naples]] and in [[1973]] he directed the film [[Rum Runner]], which featured a scene stealing performance starlet [[Leonora Johnson]] with the two falling out over disparaging comments made about Solomon. He responded "Two minutes of hamming it up in a wheelchair and suddenly she thinks she’s got talent – I’ve seen brisket with more charm". This conflict later led to Solomon Richards becoming a suspect in Leonora's murder in January [[1979]] with [[Jeff Campion]] believing he may have been connected to the "HAM" message written on a servered piece of Leonora's thigh placed next to her corpse. The murder remained unsolved although it is almost certain that Solomon knew of a confession letter written by Dreyfuss to David Richards, a letter that Solomon's son mentions while drunk in [[2013]]. The letter also describes Solomon as 'remorseless hack with none of your passion, your creative zeal. He's a weak livered moralizer hiding in the body of Vinewood decadent'.		Solomon Richards, the son of film director [[David Richards]] and an unnamed mother, grew up around the film industry through his fathers [[Richards Majestic\|company]], which he later inherits. At an unknown time he had a son of his own called [[Ira Richards\|Ira]]. In [[1968]] he directed [[Nelson in Naples]] and in [[1973]] he directed the film [[Rum Runner]], which featured a scene stealing performance starlet [[Leonora Johnson]] with the two falling out over disparaging comments made about Solomon. He responded "Two minutes of hamming it up in a wheelchair and suddenly she thinks she’s got talent – I’ve seen brisket with more charm". This conflict later led to Solomon Richards becoming a suspect in Leonora's murder in January [[1979]] with [[Jeff Campion]] believing he may have been connected to the "HAM" message written on a servered piece of Leonora's thigh placed next to her corpse. The murder remained unsolved although it is almost certain that Solomon knew of a confession letter written by Dreyfuss to David Richards, a letter that Solomon's son mentions while drunk in [[2013]]. The letter also describes Solomon as 'remorseless hack with none of your passion, your creative zeal. He's a weak livered moralizer hiding in the body of Vinewood decadent'.

	Solomon took control of Richards Majestic in [[1978]] and continued to direct films including [[Vinewood Zombie]] in [[1981]] (which was later voted the worst film of 1981), [[An American Divorce]] in [[1987]]~~, [[The Shoulder of Orion I]], [[The Shoulder of Orion II]] in 1992~~, [[Arthur Penny's Sanitorium]] in [[1994]] and a film adaptation of [[Yuppie and the Alien]]. The [[Richards Majestic]] studio, under Solomon's leadership, continues to lose money, although Solomon continues to direct a 'string of remakes, rom coms and super hero pictures', which flopped at the box office, using green screen rather than on location. In 2013, while part way through shooting his latest film [[Meltdown (film)\|Meltdown]] and [[Deep Inside]], he sells a significant portion of Richards Majestic to businessman [[Devin Weston]]. Solomon continues to shoot the film until [[Rocco Pelosi]] and his associate [[Gianni]] convince his lead actors to hold out for more money. This problem is solved by [[Michael De Santa]], who is capable of recognising quotes from any of Solomons films, when he kills Pelosi and Gianni with Solomon deciding to name Michael as the films executive producer.		Solomon took control of Richards Majestic in [[1978]] and continued to direct films including [[Vinewood Zombie]] in [[1981]] (which was later voted the worst film of 1981), [[An American Divorce]] in [[1987]], [[Arthur Penny's Sanitorium]] in [[1994]] and a film adaptation of [[Yuppie and the Alien]]. The [[Richards Majestic]] studio, under Solomon's leadership, continues to lose money, although Solomon continues to direct a 'string of remakes, rom coms and super hero pictures', which flopped at the box office, using green screen rather than on location. In 2013, while part way through shooting his latest film [[Meltdown (film)\|Meltdown]] and [[Deep Inside]], he sells a significant portion of Richards Majestic to businessman [[Devin Weston]]. Solomon continues to shoot the film until [[Rocco Pelosi]] and his associate [[Gianni]] convince his lead actors to hold out for more money. This problem is solved by [[Michael De Santa]], who is capable of recognising quotes from any of Solomons films, when he kills Pelosi and Gianni with Solomon deciding to name Michael as the films executive producer.

	The filming is nearly completed when Devin announces that he plans to destroy the film, which would secure an insurance pay off for the investors such as Devin. Devin hopes to 'fossilize' the last dinosaur in town and use the money to buy the studio from Solomon's son, a majority shareholder, and turn the area into condos while also avoiding tax due to the economic crisis. The plan is hatched by [[Molly Schultz]], Devin's assistant, who takes an early negative held by Solomon planning to leave it in a secluded off shore location. Devin, using poses by [[Fabien LaRouche]] who had a brief relationship with Michael's wife [[Amanda De Santa\|Amanda]], angers Michael who then begins to chase Molly to the [[Los Santos International Airport in GTA V\|airport]] despite her [[LSPD in GTA V\|police]] escort. Michael manages to retrieve the film after Molly is sucked into an aeroplane engine.		The filming is nearly completed when Devin announces that he plans to destroy the film, which would secure an insurance pay off for the investors such as Devin. Devin hopes to 'fossilize' the last dinosaur in town and use the money to buy the studio from Solomon's son, a majority shareholder, and turn the area into condos while also avoiding tax due to the economic crisis. The plan is hatched by [[Molly Schultz]], Devin's assistant, who takes an early negative held by Solomon planning to leave it in a secluded off shore location. Devin, using poses by [[Fabien LaRouche]] who had a brief relationship with Michael's wife [[Amanda De Santa\|Amanda]], angers Michael who then begins to chase Molly to the [[Los Santos International Airport in GTA V\|airport]] despite her [[LSPD in GTA V\|police]] escort. Michael manages to retrieve the film after Molly is sucked into an aeroplane engine.

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	Solomon Richards, the son of film director [[David Richards]] and an unnamed mother, grew up around the film industry through his fathers [[Richards Majestic\|company]], which he later inherits. At an unknown time he had a son of his own called [[Ira Richards\|Ira]]. In [[1968]] he directed [[Nelson in Naples]] and in [[1973]] he directed the film [[Rum Runner]], which featured a scene stealing performance starlet [[Leonora Johnson]] with the two falling out over disparaging comments made about Solomon. He responded "Two minutes of hamming it up in a wheelchair and suddenly she thinks she’s got talent – I’ve seen brisket with more charm". This conflict later led to Solomon Richards becoming a suspect in Leonora's murder in January [[1979]] with [[Jeff Campion]] believing he may have been connected to the "HAM" message written on a servered piece of Leonora's thigh placed next to her corpse. The murder remained unsolved although it is almost certain that Solomon knew of a confession letter written by Dreyfuss to David Richards, a letter that Solomon's son mentions while drunk in [[2013]]. The letter also describes Solomon as 'remorseless hack with none of your passion, your creative zeal. He's a weak livered moralizer hiding in the body of Vinewood decadent'.		Solomon Richards, the son of film director [[David Richards]] and an unnamed mother, grew up around the film industry through his fathers [[Richards Majestic\|company]], which he later inherits. At an unknown time he had a son of his own called [[Ira Richards\|Ira]]. In [[1968]] he directed [[Nelson in Naples]] and in [[1973]] he directed the film [[Rum Runner]], which featured a scene stealing performance starlet [[Leonora Johnson]] with the two falling out over disparaging comments made about Solomon. He responded "Two minutes of hamming it up in a wheelchair and suddenly she thinks she’s got talent – I’ve seen brisket with more charm". This conflict later led to Solomon Richards becoming a suspect in Leonora's murder in January [[1979]] with [[Jeff Campion]] believing he may have been connected to the "HAM" message written on a servered piece of Leonora's thigh placed next to her corpse. The murder remained unsolved although it is almost certain that Solomon knew of a confession letter written by Dreyfuss to David Richards, a letter that Solomon's son mentions while drunk in [[2013]]. The letter also describes Solomon as 'remorseless hack with none of your passion, your creative zeal. He's a weak livered moralizer hiding in the body of Vinewood decadent'.

	Solomon continued to direct films including [[Vinewood Zombie]] in [[1981]] (which was later voted the worst film of 1981), [[An American Divorce]] in [[1987]], [[The Shoulder of Orion I]], [[The Shoulder of Orion II]] in 1992, [[Arthur Penny's Sanitorium]] in [[1994]] and a film adaptation of [[Yuppie and the Alien]]. The [[Richards Majestic]] studio, under Solomon's leadership, continues to lose money, although Solomon continues to direct a 'string of remakes, rom coms and super hero pictures', which flopped at the box office, using green screen rather than on location. In 2013, while part way through shooting his latest film [[Meltdown (film)\|Meltdown]] and [[Deep Inside]], he sells a significant portion of Richards Majestic to businessman [[Devin Weston]]. Solomon continues to shoot the film until [[Rocco Pelosi]] and his associate [[Gianni]] convince his lead actors to hold out for more money. This problem is solved by [[Michael De Santa]], who is capable of recognising quotes from any of Solomons films, when he kills Pelosi and Gianni with Solomon deciding to name Michael as the films executive producer.		Solomon took control of Richards Majestic in [[1978]] and continued to direct films including [[Vinewood Zombie]] in [[1981]] (which was later voted the worst film of 1981), [[An American Divorce]] in [[1987]], [[The Shoulder of Orion I]], [[The Shoulder of Orion II]] in 1992, [[Arthur Penny's Sanitorium]] in [[1994]] and a film adaptation of [[Yuppie and the Alien]]. The [[Richards Majestic]] studio, under Solomon's leadership, continues to lose money, although Solomon continues to direct a 'string of remakes, rom coms and super hero pictures', which flopped at the box office, using green screen rather than on location. In 2013, while part way through shooting his latest film [[Meltdown (film)\|Meltdown]] and [[Deep Inside]], he sells a significant portion of Richards Majestic to businessman [[Devin Weston]]. Solomon continues to shoot the film until [[Rocco Pelosi]] and his associate [[Gianni]] convince his lead actors to hold out for more money. This problem is solved by [[Michael De Santa]], who is capable of recognising quotes from any of Solomons films, when he kills Pelosi and Gianni with Solomon deciding to name Michael as the films executive producer.

	The filming is nearly completed when Devin announces that he plans to destroy the film, which would secure an insurance pay off for the investors such as Devin. Devin hopes to 'fossilize' the last dinosaur in town and use the money to buy the studio from Solomon's son, a majority shareholder, and turn the area into condos while also avoiding tax due to the economic crisis. The plan is hatched by [[Molly Schultz]], Devin's assistant, who takes an early negative held by Solomon planning to leave it in a secluded off shore location. Devin, using poses by [[Fabien LaRouche]] who had a brief relationship with Michael's wife [[Amanda De Santa\|Amanda]], angers Michael who then begins to chase Molly to the [[Los Santos International Airport in GTA V\|airport]] despite her [[LSPD in GTA V\|police]] escort. Michael manages to retrieve the film after Molly is sucked into an aeroplane engine.		The filming is nearly completed when Devin announces that he plans to destroy the film, which would secure an insurance pay off for the investors such as Devin. Devin hopes to 'fossilize' the last dinosaur in town and use the money to buy the studio from Solomon's son, a majority shareholder, and turn the area into condos while also avoiding tax due to the economic crisis. The plan is hatched by [[Molly Schultz]], Devin's assistant, who takes an early negative held by Solomon planning to leave it in a secluded off shore location. Devin, using poses by [[Fabien LaRouche]] who had a brief relationship with Michael's wife [[Amanda De Santa\|Amanda]], angers Michael who then begins to chase Molly to the [[Los Santos International Airport in GTA V\|airport]] despite her [[LSPD in GTA V\|police]] escort. Michael manages to retrieve the film after Molly is sucked into an aeroplane engine.