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Todd Garner is an American film producer [1] and is the founder and head of Broken Road Productions. [2] [3] Biography. Garner is a former Disney executive, [4] and was formerly co-president of production at Disney. [5] . Other films produced by Garner are Anger Management (2003), 13 Going on 30 (2004), XXX (2002).
YearFilm2001200120012002Sep 7, 2023 · Veteran Hollywood Producer Todd Garner on Miracle-Infused Trek Out of Rain-Soaked Burning Man. The high-profile producer, who has more than four dozen credits on his resume, recounts his...
Mar 3, 2021 · During a set visit that Collider attended in Australia, producer Todd Garner explained — in some instances, while scenes were literally filming behind him — how this film originated, evolved,...
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Producer: Radio. Todd Garner, the head of Broken Road Productions, is a veteran producer and Hollywood creative executive with a remarkable gift for creating and nurturing mainstream, commercial motion pictures.
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Mar 17, 2021 · Todd Garner, the producer of the upcoming Mortal Kombat movie, knows you want to see Johnny Cage. He's been a fan favorite since the very first game, and in the 1995 movie, I believe he gets...
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Mini Bio. Todd Garner, the head of Broken Road Productions, is a veteran producer and Hollywood creative executive with a remarkable gift for creating and nurturing mainstream, commercial motion pictures. In various capacities throughout his career, Garner has developed, overseen, executive produced or produced well over 170 movies, many of ...
Apr 19, 2023 · Todd Garner Getty Images. Paramount Pictures has renewed a first-look deal with Todd Garner ’s Broken Road Productions, one the producer has had since 2018. Garner produced the John Cena...
