A leading producer of diverse Hollywood features and Broadway productions, Scott Rudin was seen as a show business wunderkind when he was named President of Production at 20th Century Fox at the age of 27. Rudin went on to spend nearly a decade producing steady box office hits for Paramount Pictures, earning as much of a reputation for delivering high quality dramas, comedies and thrillers, as for his notoriously quick temper and revolving door of employees. Shortly after settling into a deal with Disney in 2004, Rudin hit a career high mark when the Coen Brothers’ “No Country for Old Men” 2007 – which he had produced – and Paul Thomas Anderson’s “There Will be Blood” 2007 –which he had executive produced were both nominated for Academy Awards for Best Picture. Along with the Coen Brothers, he would win Best Picture for No Country for Old Men.Scott Rudin was born in New York City, NY, on July 14, 1958, and raised in the town of Baldwin on Long Island. At the age of 15, he landed a job as an assistant to the legendary theater producer Kermit Bloomgarten and went on to work for producers Robert Whitehead and Emanuel Azenberg. With one foot already firmly planted in the career of his choice, Rudin eschewed college and went right to work as a casting agent, eventually running his own firm and casting such Broadway shows as Pippin 1972 for Stuart Ostrow and Bob Fosse, and Annie 1977 for producer Mike Nichols. In addition, he cast several New Yorkproduced films like King of the Gypsies 1978 and The Wanderers 1979.

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