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In August 2006, Goodfried's father, Kenneth Goodfried, applied for a trademark for lonelygirl15, which confirmed for many followers that lonelygirl15 was not actually a home-schooled 16-year-old girl. | In August 2006, Goodfried's father, Kenneth Goodfried, applied for a trademark for lonelygirl15, which confirmed for many followers that lonelygirl15 was not actually a home-schooled 16-year-old girl. | ||
| − | In, [[Following The Helper]], the interior of [[Lucy]]'s apartment appears to be that of Greg and Amanda | + | In, [[Following The Helper]], the interior of [[Lucy]]'s apartment appears to be that of Greg and Amanda, as screencaps of the computer in the apartment reveal it to be Greg Goodfried's desktop. |
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Revision as of 05:31, 30 November 2006
Greg Goodfried is an attorney with Mitchell, Silberberg and Knupp, LLP. He has also been identified as one of The Creators of lonelygirl15. His wife, Amanda Solomon Goodfried works at the Creative Artists Agency, to where comments posted on MySpace, supposedly from Bree, were tracked.
Goodfried became involved with the project after being approached by Miles Beckett. Goodfried originally met Miles Beckett at a birthday party in February. He filled out the business side of the production.
In August 2006, Goodfried's father, Kenneth Goodfried, applied for a trademark for lonelygirl15, which confirmed for many followers that lonelygirl15 was not actually a home-schooled 16-year-old girl.
In, Following The Helper, the interior of Lucy's apartment appears to be that of Greg and Amanda, as screencaps of the computer in the apartment reveal it to be Greg Goodfried's desktop.
Greg Goodfried in Bree's bedroom
