Dan Bronson Net Worth is
$20 Million

Mini Biography

After earning a doctorate at Princeton, Dan Bronson taught British and American literature at Indiana’s DePauw University or college. His consuming enthusiasm for the films inspired him to make a film system at DePauw and later on resulted in an internship at Common Studios, where his mentors included Academy Award earning writer-director George Seaton, famous film editor Verna Areas, and acclaimed producer-director Gilbert Cates. Dan continued to a profession as a tale analyst at Common, Fox and Paramount, while Associate Tale Editor in Filmways, and finally, as Executive Tale Editor in Paramount Photos, where he found out and recommended such varied movies as See and Pretty in Green. He wrote the storyplot notes for most Paramount productions, including Best Gun and Youthful Sherlock Holmes, and supervised the first advancement of Godfather III. A contact from Jeffrey Katzenberg lured Dan to Disney, where he started a profession as an unbiased writer-producer, working not only at Disney but also at Interscope, Paramount, Tri-Star, MGM, Orion, Largo, HBO, USA, CBS, NBC, and ABC. He do uncredited focus on Marlee Matlin’s Listen to No Bad and John McTiernan’s Die Hard: Using a Vengeance, but is most beneficial known for HBO’s Ed Harris thriller THE FINAL Innocent Guy and NBC’s Loss of life of the Cheerleader. Dan happens to be (2013) composing books and has just completed a memoir he phone calls Confessions of the Hollywood Nobody.

Known for movies