Bryan Zuriff

Bryan Zuriff is an Emmy-nominated American television and film producer. He is widely recognized for his key role in developing and executive producing several of modern television's most critically acclaimed dramas and premium limited series.

Zuriff's most profound impact is in the television landscape. He served as an executive producer for all seven seasons of the hit Showtime crime drama series Ray Donovan starring Liev Schreiber, as well as its follow-up feature, Ray Donovan: The Movie. He also executive produced the Golden Globe-winning and multi-Emmy-nominated Showtime limited series Escape at Dannemora, which was directed by Ben Stiller.

In feature films, Zuriff has consistently partnered with top talent to bring high-profile, gripping narratives to the screen. He served as an executive producer on Warner Bros.' crime dark-comedy War Dogs (2016), directed by Todd Phillips. His other prominent film credits include executive producing Danny Boyle's biographical drama Steve Jobs (2015) for Universal Pictures, and the Oscar-nominated military drama The Messenger (2009).

Beyond traditional scripted Hollywood entertainment, Zuriff is a highly versatile creator who has successfully broken into the sports entertainment arena. He is the creator and executive producer of The Match, a highly successful live-event golf series featuring legendary pairings like Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson. He also executive produced major live sports specials such as The Netflix Cup.