Todd Garner

Todd Garner is the head of Broken Road Productions and a veteran producer and Hollywood creative executive with a unique gift for creating and nurturing mainstream, commercial motion pictures. He is very active in various charities such as the Learning Garden and Doheny Eye Institute and is on the board of the Environmental Media Association. In various capacities throughout his career, Garner has developed, overseen, executive produced or produced well over 170 movies, many of them major hits for their respective studios.

Formerly a founding partner of Revolution Studios and before that co-head of production at Walt Disney Studios, Garner founded Broken Road Productions in summer 2005. Broken Road  more recently released e.g. "Here Comes the Boom," with Kevin James and Salma Hayek, and the TV show "Snack-Off," which was aired on MTV.

Garner was executive producer on films such as "XXX," "Anger Management," "13 Going on 30" and "Are We There Yet?" After producing the runaway hit "Paul Blart: Mall Cop," which grossed over $183 million at the box office worldwide, Broken Road most recently produced "Zookeeper," which grossed $170 million. Broken Road also produced "Knight and Day," which grossed over $261 million worldwide; the film starred Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz.

Garner joined Revolution as a partner in May 2000. He was responsible for overseeing all aspects of development and production for the company's motion pictures during its remarkable first five years. Garner oversaw such hit Revolution films as "Black Hawk Down," "Hellboy" and "Daddy Daycare."

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