Evan Goldberg
DirectorEvan Goldberg is a Canadian filmmaker and producer who, alongside his longtime collaborator Seth Rogen, serves as an executive producer on Invincible through their production banner Point Grey Pictures.
Invincible Role
Goldberg executive produces Invincible with Seth Rogen under their Point Grey Pictures banner, part of the team that helped shepherd Robert Kirkman's comic to Amazon Prime Video as an adult animated series. Point Grey has stayed involved in expanding the property, including a planned live-action Invincible film for Universal Pictures that Rogen and Goldberg are set to write and direct. The credit places two of comedy's most recognizable creative partners behind one of streaming's biggest superhero hits.
Career and Notable Roles
Goldberg has spent decades in creative partnership with childhood friend Seth Rogen, the pair co-writing and producing comedies like Pineapple Express, Sausage Party, and This Is the End, as well as the animated feature Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem. His television work extends to Apple TV+'s The Studio, which brought him three Emmy wins, and in 2019 he and Rogen co-founded the cannabis brand Houseplant.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Evan Goldberg?
Evan Goldberg is a Canadian filmmaker and producer who, alongside longtime collaborator Seth Rogen, serves as an executive producer on Invincible through their production banner Point Grey Pictures.
What is Evan Goldberg's role on Invincible?
Goldberg executive produces Invincible with Seth Rogen under Point Grey Pictures, part of the team that helped shepherd Robert Kirkman's comic to Amazon Prime Video as an adult animated series.
Is there an Invincible movie planned?
Yes, Point Grey has stayed involved in expanding the property, including a planned live-action Invincible film for Universal Pictures that Rogen and Goldberg are set to write and direct.
What movies has Evan Goldberg made with Seth Rogen?
Goldberg has co-written and produced comedies with Rogen including Pineapple Express, Sausage Party, and This Is the End, as well as the animated feature Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem.
What other projects has Evan Goldberg worked on?
Goldberg's television work extends to Apple TV+'s The Studio, which brought him three Emmy wins, and in 2019 he and Rogen co-founded the cannabis brand Houseplant.
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