Mr. Aaron Seltzer The Youngest Known Screenwriter Aaron Seltzer, who was 22 when he co-wrote "Spy Hard" in 1996, is the youngest acknowledged writer. He had been employed as a staff writer on "Masters of the Universe" at 20 years old. Mr. Seltzer wrote under the name Ari Gold. His first script was called "The Last Picture Showman". It was bought by Paramount Pictures and developed into a feature film that was released in 1999. Since then, Mr. Seltzer has gone on to write several other scripts including "Hollywood Adventures", which he sold to Warner Bros. Animation. He's currently working on a script for Disney Studios. As well as writing scripts, Mr. Seltzer also directs some of his own episodes of "Masters of the Universe". He's been praised for its innovative style which includes cartoon violence and language that would be unacceptable in other children's shows of its time. In addition to "Masters of the Universe", Mr. Seltzer has written other scripts that have been made into films including "Biker Boyz" (2001), "Spy Hard" (1996) and "Hollywood Adventures" (2002).