Craig Brewer Net Worth

Craig Brewer is an American director, writer, and producer born in Virginia in 1971. His father, Walter D. Brewer, worked in corporate positions for Matson Navigation Company and often rented out local theaters for Craig's plays. His mother, Gail, was a school board member and taught English and Drama in the Mt. Diablo School District. Craig was allowed to teach drama courses at College Park High School in Pleasant Hill, California and produce/direct the school's plays. His father and mother both helped finance school productions and Craig's high school friends, including his future wife, Jodi Brewer and Chris Barela, took an active role in the drama department. Craig's younger sister, Amanda Brewer, also attended CPHS.
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Age, Biography and Wiki

Who is it? Director, Writer, Producer
Birth Day December 06, 1971
Birth Place  Virginia, United States
Age 51 YEARS OLD
Birth Sign Capricorn
Occupation Film director, producer screenwriter
Spouse(s) Jodi Brewer

💰 Net worth

Craig Brewer is a highly accomplished Director, Writer, and Producer hailing from the United States. With his impressive portfolio of work, it comes as no surprise that his net worth is estimated to be between $100K and $1M in 2024. Known for his immense talent and innovative storytelling, Brewer has made a significant impact on the film industry and continues to captivate audiences with his remarkable cinematic creations. With such a diverse skill set and numerous successful projects under his belt, it is no wonder that his net worth is projected to be at a substantial range.

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Biography/Timeline

2007

Brewer's subsequent project, Black Snake Moan, began filming in September 2005 and stars Samuel L. Jackson, Christina Ricci, and Justin Timberlake. Black Snake Moan was partially filmed in Stanton, Tennessee. Production completed on Black Snake Moan in October 2005 and it was released on March 2, 2007. His first big-budget film, a remake of the 1984 film, Footloose was released on October 14, 2011 after Brewer and the two stars of the film, Kenny Wormald and Julianne Hough, completed a national press tour promoting the film. The film received higher critical praise than its predecessor.

2012

In 2012, Brewer was executive Producer of Katy Perry: Part of Me. That same year, Brewer premiered a documentary he directed about Indie Memphis and filmmakers called Indie Origins. In 2014, Brewer was elected President of Indie Memphis for two years. A year later, Brewer released a video made in conjunction with the Memphis Grizzlies on the city's adoration of player Marc Gasol; Brewer himself makes a brief appearance at the beginning of the video.

2013

In late February 2013, Brewer's theatrical follow-up to Footloose was announced as Gangster Princess of Beverly Hills, based on the true-life crime escapades of Lisette Lee, a young woman who claimed to be the heiress of Samsung. Brewer will write and direct. A year later, Brewer was also attached to potentially direct a new version of The Idolmaker, with Justin Timberlake producing.

2014

Brewer is also the creator of $5 Cover, an MTV drama series about Memphis Musicians. The 15-episode show was broadcast online and on MTV, and featured Memphis Musicians playing themselves and their original songs. Other TV projects include an episode of The Shield and the pilot to Terriers. Brewer returned to directing TV pilots with Boomerang, starring Felicity Huffman on FOX. The pilot was not picked up by FOX. In January 2014, Brewer signed a deal with Paramount Television to executive produce, write and direct two TV drama pilots. In late May 2015, one of these shows was revealed to be a television adaptation of the film Urban Cowboy; Brewer will write the pilot and direct. The pilot was not picked up by FOX.

2015

Hustle & Flow was financed by filmmaker John Singleton, also produced by Stephanie Allain, Preston Holmes and executive produced by Dwight Williams. Singleton was impressed by Brewer's first feature, The Poor & Hungry, shot in Memphis, Tennessee. Ten years after the release of Hustle & Flow, Brewer will be reteaming with Terrence Howard and Taraji P. Henson on their acclaimed television series, Empire. The episode he directed, "Fires of Heaven", aired October 7, 2015.

2016

Brewer wrote a draft for Warner Bros.' 2016 film The Legend of Tarzan, directed by David Yates.