Simon Curtis is a celebrated American director, writer, and producer known for his stunning work in the entertainment industry. Born on March 18, 1976, in the United States, Curtis has built a reputation for his exceptional skills in film production, directing, and writing. Since his debut in the film industry, he has worked on numerous projects and has won several awards for his outstanding contributions.

Curtis is an alumnus of the University of Liverpool, where he received a degree in English Literature. After his studies, he began his career in the entertainment industry as a production assistant before serving as a producer and writer for various TV shows. In 2010, he made his film directorial debut with the movie “My Week with Marilyn.” The movie was well-received and earned numerous award nominations, including two Academy Award nominations.

In 2016, Curtis directed the sci-fi thriller, "The Titan," which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival. He has also worked on hit television shows, including "The Walking Dead" and "Doctor Who." Curtis' expert directing and producing skills have made him a highly sought-after talent in Hollywood, and his work continues to inspire filmmakers and movie enthusiasts worldwide.