Garry A. Brown is a renowned producer and director, with an illustrious career spanning over four decades. He first made his mark in the industry as a production assistant on the 1982 film Timerider: The Adventure of Lyle Swann.
Brown's early work included appearances in films such as Bad Taste in 1987, where he played one of the 3rd Class Aliens. He went on to work in various capacities, including production manager, assistant director, second unit director, and producer, on numerous series.
However, it was his work on the Fox series Prison Break that brought him widespread recognition. As the producer and director of the show, Brown's seminal work earned him critical acclaim and industry recognition.
In 2013, Brown made his directorial debut with the film Charlie: A Toy Story, a heartwarming tale about a young boy and his golden retriever who embark on a mission to stop bullies from destroying his father's toy shop.
Brown's association with Marvel Studios began when he joined the production team of the hit series Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. As the producer and director, he was responsible for helming 13 episodes and overseeing 250 days of 2nd Unit work throughout the show's seven-year run.
Throughout his illustrious career, Brown has worked on a wide range of projects, including Prison Break, Chase, Mind Games, Breakout King, Laws of Chance, The Deep End, Mister Sterling, Homeward Bound, The President's Man: A Link in the Sand, and Walker, Texas Ranger.
