David Gordon Green is an American filmmaker, along with producing and directing movies, T.V. shows, series, and short films. David Gordon Green also actively participates in screenwriting. He is best known for his films “Halloween,” “Halloween Kills,” and “George Washington.”
Who Is David Gordon Green? How Old Is He?
David Gordon Green is a well-established producer and director. He directs very distinct movies, T.V. series, T.V. shows, and short movies. Forty-six-year-old David was born on 9 April 1975 and grew up in Little Rock, Arkansas, USA.
David stands tall at the height of 5 feet and seven and a half inches or 1.71 m., and his zodiac sign is Aries.
In 1998, he graduated with a film directing degree from North Caroline School of the Arts and completed his school study at Richardson High School in Richardson, Texas. Similarly, he completed his junior year in Richardson from Richardson West Junior High.
Who Are David Gordon Green’s Parents?
David Gordon Green’s parents are Jr. Hubert Gordon Green and Jean Ann (nee Hunter) Green. His mother, Jean Ann (nee Hunter), was a Lamaze instructor. While, his father Hubert Gordon Green, Jr., was a medical school dean.
He was one of the four children of Hubert Gordon Green, Jr. and Jean Ann (nee Hunter). Details about his siblings are not yet disclosed.
Is David Gordon Green Married?
David is currently single. And he is not dating anyone at the moment. Neither was he previously married nor was he engaged with anyone as per available sources. Or any verified sources that suggest his relationship are not available. Because he a private person and knows very well to keep his secrets.
How Much Is David Gordon Green’s Net Worth? Career Insights
David has an estimated net worth of approximately $2 million as per marriedbiowiki.com.
His three films are on Roger Ebert’s best films of the year list. George Washington (2000), Undertow (2004), and Shotgun Stories (2008). While he only produces Shotgun Stories.
He wrote or co-wrote his directed dramas George Washington (2000), All the Real Girls (2003), Snow Angels (2007), and Undertow (2004).
David started his journey as a filmmaker from his college days when he created two short films Pleasant Grove and Physical Pinball, before his official debut in 2000.
He made a transition from dramas into comedy from the films Pineapple Express (2008), Your Highness (2011), and The Sitter (2011).
Then, David made his comeback to dramas with Prince Avalanche (2013), Joe (2013), Manglehorn (2014), Our Brand Is Crisis (2015), and Stronger (2017).
He frequently collaborates with his college buddy Danny McBride and co-wrote the hit film Halloween in 2018.
He is also an executive producer and director of episodes of the acclaimed comedy series such as the HBO series Eastbound and Down (2009-2013). For which David directed twelve episodes as well as served as a consulting producer, Red Oaks (2014-2017), Vice Principals (2016-2017), and The Righteous Gemstones (2019-present).
David also created the animated series “Good Vibes.”
