Bernie Goldmann is a renowned figure in the film industry, boasting a dual career as both an executive and producer. During his tenure as an executive at Disney and Village Roadshow Pictures, Goldmann has been instrumental in overseeing a staggering amount of box office success, with a total revenue exceeding two billion dollars.
Some of the notable films that Goldmann has had a hand in overseeing during his executive roles include the critically acclaimed and commercially successful titles Training Day, Ocean's Eleven, Three Kings, The Matrix, Space Cowboys, Practical Magic, Analyze This, Miss Congeniality, Deep Blue Sea, Saving Silverman, and Cats and Dogs.
In addition to his executive duties, Goldmann has also made a significant impact as a producer, with a diverse range of credits to his name. One of his most notable producing credits is Zack Snyder's visually stunning and action-packed retelling of the ancient battle of Thermopylae, 300, based on the iconic graphic novel by Frank Miller. The film received widespread critical acclaim and broke box office records worldwide, solidifying its place as a modern classic.
Goldmann's producing credits also include Relativity's visually striking Snow White, as well as the commercially successful titles Fool's Gold, Taking Lives, and Land of the Dead. With a career spanning multiple decades, Bernie Goldmann has established himself as a respected and accomplished figure in the film industry, with a proven track record of producing and overseeing a wide range of successful films.
