Dan Fogelman

About

Dan Fogelman is a renowned American screenwriter, film director, and producer. Born on February 19, 1976, in River Vale, New Jersey, he grew up in a Jewish family that significantly influenced his storytelling style. Fogelman attended the University of Pennsylvania, graduating in 1997. His career began with writing celebrity biographies for the TV Guide Channel, but his breakthrough came with co-writing the screenplay for Pixar's "Cars" in 2006. He went on to write for other notable films like "Bolt," "Tangled," and "Crazy, Stupid, Love." Fogelman's television career includes creating series like "The Neighbors," "Galavant," and the critically acclaimed drama "This Is Us," which explores complex family dynamics. He also serves as an executive producer for "Only Murders in the Building." Fogelman married actress Caitlin Thompson in 2015, and they have a son born in 2020. His net worth is estimated at $120 million, reflecting his success in the entertainment industry. Fogelman continues to develop compelling content, with upcoming projects like "Paradise" set to premiere in 2025. His work often draws from personal experiences, making his stories relatable and emotionally resonant.