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Damian Marrett (born in 1967 in Melbourne, Victoria) is best known for his non-fiction crime novels relating to his career as an undercover police detective with the Victoria Police force.〔(Charting unknown facts )〕 He is credited with some of Australia's largest covert operations and is frequently referred to in articles and pages involving organised Italian crime.〔(Damian Marrett ) Speaker Solutions〕 He has appeared on numerous television and radio programs as a crime commentator and is also a freelance writer. He has worked on various crime series including channel nines hit series Stinger. A scene from his book ''Undercover'' was reenacted as part of the Seven Network's Gangs of Oz television series.〔(Airline sign among Underbelly bloopers )〕 and nines Underbelly series. (A tale of two cities) He has co produced various TV programs including Police Under Fire which screened on the 7 network in 2010. L.A. based director Torus Tammer and partner Oscar nominated producer Daniel Dubiecki optioned the best selling Australian true crime novels “Undercover” and "White Lies".〔(Red-hot and Smoking ) News.com.au〕 Tammer and Dubiecki are currently developing the feature film adaptation of Undercover.() in partnership with Screen Australia. In 2010 Marrett continues to develop TV and Film concepts involving crime and miscarriages of justice. () ==Books== *''Undercover'' published 2005 Harper Collins *''White Lies'' published 2006 Harper Collins *''Wired'' published 2007 UCIC press 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Damian Marrett」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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