Neal H. Moritz

Neal H. Moritz, born on June 6, 1959, is a prominent American film producer renowned for his significant contributions to the entertainment industry. As the founder of Original Film, he has been instrumental in producing over seventy major motion pictures, which collectively have grossed more than twelve billion dollars worldwide as of 2021.

Moritz is best recognized for his work on blockbuster franchises such as Fast & Furious, Jump Street, and Sonic the Hedgehog. His influence extends beyond film, as he has also produced acclaimed television series, including the thrilling Prison Break and the Emmy-nominated The Boys.

His early career featured notable projects like I Know What You Did Last Summer, Urban Legend, and Cruel Intentions, which helped establish his reputation in the industry. With a diverse portfolio and a keen eye for compelling storytelling, Neal H. Moritz continues to shape the landscape of modern cinema.