Original Film

Original Film

Logo used since 2003
Company type	Private
Industry	Film industry Entertainment
Founded	1990; 34 years ago (1990)
Founders	Neal H. Moritz Bruce Mellon
Headquarters	Los Angeles, California , United States
Area served	Worldwide
Key people	Neal H. Moritz (CEO)
Services	Film production Television production
Website	www.originalfilm.com

Original Film is an American film and television production company founded by Neal H. Moritz.[1][2][3][4] Notable films the company has produced include the Fast & Furious franchise.

History

Original Film was started out in the early 1990s by Neal H. Moritz and Bruce Mellon as a film producer and a commercial company.[5][6][7]

In 1991, David Heyman joined as employee of the motion picture department. He later resigned to join Heyday Films.[8] In 1993, Stokley Chaffin joined the company. He stayed on with the company for eight years until 2001.[9]

In 1997, the studio struck a long-time partnership deal with Sony Pictures, and it remained until 2019.[10][11] At the same time, Brad Luff joined the company. He left in 2003 to run Morgan Creek Productions.[12] In 1998, the studio struck a deal with Newmarket Capital Group to produce lower-budget feature films.[13]

In 1999, the studio made its first foray on television with the debut of Shasta McNasty. At the same time, Mark Rossen joined the company.[14]

In 2002, Moritz launched a partnership with fellow talent agency Marty Adelstein to head a film and television managing company Original, that comprises the assets of the company.[15] Later that year, Dawn Parouse joined the company, and later the studio struck a deal with 20th Century Fox Television to produce television shows.[16]

In 2004, the film and managing business has been split up.[17] At the same time, Ori Marmur, formerly of Mandalay Pictures (in which the studio developed the I Know What You Did Last Summer films for Mandalay) joined the company.[18] Two years later, Moritz struck a deal with Sony Pictures Television to produce television shows.[19]

In 2017, the studio signed a feature film production deal with Paramount Pictures to produce feature films, starting in 2019.[20] The deal was extended until 2023 in August 2020 and further until 2027 in April 2024.[21][22]

Filmography

Film

Year	Title	Director	Distributor	Co-production companies	Notes	Budget	Gross
1990	Framed	Dean Parisot	HBO	HBO Pictures	Television film; Uncredited	N/A
1992	Juice	Ernest R. Dickerson	Paramount Pictures	Island World	Credited as Moritz/Heyman Production	$5 million	$20.1 million
1994	The Stoned Age	James Melkonian	Trimark Pictures	N/A		N/A
	Blind Justice	Richard Spence	HBO	HBO Pictures	Television film; Credited as Moritz/Heyman Production
1997	Buster Pointdexter: Online	Gavin Bowden	Island Def Jam Music Group	N/A	Short film
	Volcano	Mick Jackson	20th Century Fox	Fox 2000 Pictures Donner-Shuler Donner Productions	Credited as Moritz Original	$90 million	$122.8 million
	I Know What You Did Last Summer	Jim Gillespie	Sony Pictures Releasing	Columbia Pictures Mandalay Entertainment	Credited as Neal H. Moritz Production	$17 million	$125.2 million
1998	Reason Thirteen	C. Jay Cox	TLA Releasing	N/A	Short film	N/A
	The Rat Pack	Rob Cohen	HBO	HBO Pictures	Television film
	Urban Legend	Jamie Blanks	Sony Pictures Releasing	TriStar Pictures Phoenix Pictures		$14 million	$72.5 million
	I Still Know What You Did Last Summer	Danny Cannon		Columbia Pictures Mandalay Entertainment	Credited as Neal H. Moritz Production	$24 million	$84 million
1999	Cruel Intentions	Roger Kumble		Columbia Pictures Newmarket Capital Group		$10.5 million	$76.3 million
	Blue Streak	Les Mayfield		Columbia Pictures The IndieProd Company Jaffe Productions	Credited as Neal H. Moritz Production	$36 million	$117.7 million
	Monster!	John Lafia	UPN	Village Roadshow Pictures Wilshire Court Productions	Television film	N/A
	Held Up	Steve Rash	Trimark Pictures	Minds Eye Entertainment		$8 million	$4 million
2000	Cabin by the Lake	Po-Chih Leong	USA Network	Great Falls Productions USA Cable Entertainment	Television film	N/A
	The Skulls	Rob Cohen	Universal Pictures	Newmarket Capital Group		$15 million	$50.8 million
	Urban Legends: Final Cut	John Ottman	Sony Pictures Releasing	Columbia Pictures Phoenix Pictures		$14 million	$38.6 million
	Cruel Intentions 2	Roger Kumble	Columbia TriStar Home Video	Newmarket Capital Group	Direct-to-video	N/A
	Hendrix	Leon Ichaso	Showtime	MGM Television	Television film
2001	Shotgun Love Dolls	T. J. Scott	MTV	Alliance Atlantis
	Saving Silverman	Dennis Dugan	Sony Pictures Releasing	Columbia Pictures Village Roadshow Pictures		$22 million	$26 million
	The Fast and the Furious	Rob Cohen	Universal Pictures	Mediastream Film GmbH & Co. Productions KG	Credited as Neal H. Moritz Production	$38 million	$207.3 million
	Class Warfare	Richard Shepard	USA Network	British Columbia Film Commission Dogwood Pictures Jaffe/Braunstein Films Muse Entertainment Enterprises	Television film	N/A
	Return to Cabin by the Lake	Po-Chih Leong		Great Falls Productions USA Cable Entertainment
	Soul Survivors	Stephen Carpenter	Artisan Entertainment	N/A		$17 million	$4.2 million
	The Glass House	Daniel Sackheim	Sony Pictures Releasing	Columbia Pictures		$30 million	$23.6 million
	Not Another Teen Movie	Joel Gallen				$15 million	$66.5 million
2002	Slackers	Dewey Nicks		Screen Gems Alliance Atlantis		$14 million	$6.4 million
	The Skulls II	Joe Chappelle	Universal Studios Home Video	Newmarket Capital Group	Direct-to-video	N/A
	XXX	Rob Cohen	Sony Pictures Releasing	Columbia Pictures Revolution Studios	Credited as Neal H. Moritz Production	$88.3 million	$277.4 million
	Sweet Home Alabama	Andy Tennant	Buena Vista Pictures	Touchstone Pictures		$30 million	$180.6 million
2003	Vegas Dick	Frederick King Keller	UPN	20th Century Fox Television	Television film	N/A
	Static	Lee Perkins	N/A	Flat Out Films Random Noise Productions	Short film
	2 Fast 2 Furious	John Singleton	Universal Pictures	Mikona Productions GmbH & Co. KG	Credited as Neal H. Moritz Production	$76 million	$236.3 million
	S.W.A.T.	Clark Johnson	Sony Pictures Releasing	Columbia Pictures Camelot Pictures Chris Lee Productions		$70 million	$207.2 million
	Out of Time	Carl Franklin	MGM Distribution Co.	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Monarch Pictures		$50 million	$55.5 million
2004	Torque	Joseph Kahn	Warner Bros. Pictures	Village Roadshow Pictures		$40 million	$46.5 million
	The Skulls III	J. Miles Dale	Universal Studios Home Video	Newmarket Films	Direct-to-video	N/A
	Cruel Intentions 3	Scott Ziehl	Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment		Direct-to-video
2005	XXX: State of the Union	Lee Tamahori	Sony Pictures Releasing	Columbia Pictures Revolution Studios		$113.1 million	$71.1 million
	Devour	David Winkler	Sony Pictures Home Entertainment	Newmarket Films Bigel Entertainment	Direct-to-video	N/A
	Stealth	Rob Cohen	Sony Pictures Releasing	Columbia Pictures Phoenix Pictures Laura Ziskin Productions		$135 million	$76.9 million
2006	The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift	Justin Lin	Universal Pictures	Relativity Media	Credited as Neal H. Moritz Production	$85 million	$159 million
	Click	Frank Coraci	Sony Pictures Releasing	Columbia Pictures Revolution Studios Happy Madison Productions		$82.5 million	$240.7 million
	I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer	Sylvain White	Sony Pictures Home Entertainment	Destination Films Mandalay Pictures	Direct-to-video	N/A
	Gridiron Gang	Phil Joanou	Sony Pictures Releasing	Columbia Pictures Relativity Media		$30 million	$41 million
2007	Evan Almighty	Tom Shadyac	Universal Pictures	Relativity Media Spyglass Entertainment Shady Acres Entertainment		$175 million	$173.4 million
	I Am Legend	Francis Lawrence	Warner Bros. Pictures	Village Roadshow Pictures Weed Road Pictures Overbrook Entertainment Heyday Films		$150 million	$585.3 million
2008	Vantage Point	Pete Travis	Sony Pictures Releasing	Columbia Pictures Relativity Meida		$40 million	$152 million
	Prom Night	Nelson McCormick		Screen Gems Newmarket Films		$20 million	$57.2 million
	Made of Honor	Paul Weiland		Columbia Pictures Relativity Media		$40 million	$106.4 million
	SIS	John Herzfeld	Spike	Shoot L.A. Crew Sony Pictures Television	Television film	N/A
2009	Fast & Furious	Justin Lin	Universal Pictures	Relativity Media One Race Films		$85 million	$363.2 million
2010	The Bounty Hunter	Andy Tennant	Sony Pictures Releasing	Columbia Pictures Relativity Meida		$40–45 million	$136.3 million
2011	The Green Hornet	Michel Gondry				$120 million	$227.8 million
	S.W.A.T.: Firefight	Benny Boom	Sony Pictures Home Entertainment	Stage 6 Films RCR Media Group	Direct-to-video	N/A
	Battle: Los Angeles	Jonathan Liebesman	Sony Pictures Releasing	Columbia Pictures Relativity Media		$100 million	$211.8 million
	Fast Five	Justin Lin	Universal Pictures	One Race Films		$125 million	$626.1 million
	The Change-Up	David Dobkin		Relativity Media Big Kid Pictures		$52 million	$75.5 million
2012	21 Jump Street	Phil Lord Christopher Miller	Sony Pictures Releasing	Columbia Pictures Relativity Media SJC Studios Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer		$54.7 million	$201.5 million
	Total Recall	Len Wiseman		Columbia Pictures		$125 million	$198.5 million
2013	Jack the Giant Slayer	Bryan Singer	Warner Bros. Pictures	New Line Cinema Legendary Pictures Bad Hat Harry Productions		$195–220 million	$197.7 million
	Dead Man Down	Niels Arden Oplev	FilmDistrict	Frequency Films IM Global WWE Studios		$30 million	$18.1 million
	Fast & Furious 6	Justin Lin	Universal Pictures	Relativity Media One Race Films		$160–260 million	$788.7 million
	R.I.P.D.	Robert Schwentke		Dark Horse Entertainment		$130–154 million	$78.3 million
2014	Search Party	Scot Armstrong	Focus World	Gold Circle Entertainment American Work		N/A	$117,295
	22 Jump Street	Phil Lord Christopher Miller	Sony Pictures Releasing	Columbia Pictures LStar Capital MRC Cannell Studios Storyville 75 Year Plan Productions Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer		$50–84.5 million	$331.3 million
2015	Furious 7	James Wan	Universal Pictures	MRC One Race Films		$190–250 million	$1.515 billion
	Goosebumps	Rob Letterman	Sony Pictures Releasing	Columbia Pictures Sony Pictures Animation LStar Capital Village Roadshow Pictures Scholastic Entertainment		$58–84 million	$158.3 million
2016	Passengers	Morten Tyldum		Columbia Pictures Village Roadshow Pictures Start Motion Pictures LStar Capital Wanda Pictures Company Films		$110–150 million	$303.1 million
2017	The Fate of the Furious	F. Gary Gray	Universal Pictures	One Race Films		$250 million	$1.236 billion
	S.W.A.T.: Under Siege	Tony Giglio	Sony Pictures Home Entertainment	Destination Films	Direct-to-video	N/A
2018	Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween	Ari Sandel	Sony Pictures Releasing	Columbia Pictures Sony Pictures Animation Scholastic Entertainment Silvertongue Films		$35 million	$93.3 million
	Hunter Killer	Donovan Marsh	Lionsgate	Summit Premiere Millennium Media Relativity Media G-BASE Tucker Tooley Entertainment		$40 million	$31.7 million
2019	Escape Room	Adam Robitel	Sony Pictures Releasing	Columbia Pictures		$9 million	$155.7 million
	The Art of Racing in the Rain	Simon Curtis	20th Century Fox	Fox 2000 Pictures Starbucks Entertainment Shifting Gears Productions		$18 million	$33.8 million
2020	Sonic the Hedgehog	Jeff Fowler	Paramount Pictures	Sega Sammy Group Marza Animation Planet Blur Studio		$85–90 million	$319.7 million
	Spenser Confidential	Peter Berg	Netflix	Closest to the Hole Productions Leverage Entertainment Film 44		N/A
	Bloodshot	David S. F. Wilson	Sony Pictures Releasing	Columbia Pictures Bona Film Group Cross Creek Pictures Annabell Pictures The Hideaway Entertainment One Race Films Valiant Entertainment		$45 million	$29.2 million
2021	F9	Justin Lin	Universal Pictures	One Race Films Roth/Kirschenbaum Films Perfect Storm Entertainment		$200–225 million	$726.2 million
	Escape Room: Tournament of Champions	Adam Robitel	Sony Pictures Releasing	Columbia Pictures		$15 million	$51.8 million
2022	Sonic the Hedgehog 2[23][24]	Jeff Fowler	Paramount Pictures	Sega Sammy Group Marza Animation Planet Blur Studio		$90–110 million	$401.8 million
	The Princess	Le-Van Kiet	Disney Platform Distribution	20th Century Studios	Released on Hulu in United States and Disney+ internationally.	N/A
2023	Fast X	Louis Leterrier	Universal Pictures	One Race Films Roth/Kirschenbaum Films Perfect Storm Entertainment		$340 million	$714.1 million

Upcoming

Release date	Title	Distributor	Notes
December 20, 2024	Sonic the Hedgehog 3	Paramount Pictures	co-production with Sega Sammy Group, Marza Animation Planet and Blur Studio[25]
July 18, 2025[26]	Untitled I Know What You Did Last Summer sequel	Sony Pictures Releasing	co-production with Columbia Pictures[27]

Undated films

Release date	Title	Notes	Production Status
2026	Fast X: Part 2	Distributed by Universal Pictures; co-production with One Race Films[28][29][30][31]	In development/Pre-production
TBA	Afterburn	co-production with Endurance Media and Dogbone Entertainment[32]	Post-production
	Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Reyes	Distributed by Universal Pictures; co-production with One Race Films, FlynnPictureCo., Seven Bucks Productions, Chris Morgan Productions and Roth/Kirschenbaum Films[33]	In development/Pre-production
	Beach Read	Distributed by 20th Century Studios[34]	In development
	Untitled Cliffhanger sequel	Co-production with Balboa Productions and Rocket Science[35]	In development/Pre-production
	Harbinger	Distributed by Paramount Pictures;[36] co-production with Valiant Entertainment and Roth/Kirschenbaum Films	In development
	Hit the Gas	Distributed by Paramount Pictures[37]
	Untitled Max Payne reboot	Distributed by 20th Century Studios;[38] co-production with Municipal Pictures, Taylor Made and Film 44
	Rosaline Palmer Takes The Cake	Distributed by Paramount Pictures[39]
	To Catch a Thief	Distributed by Paramount Pictures; co-production with Pilot Wave[40]
	Untitled Rainbow Brite film	co-production with Hallmark Media and Crayola Studios[41]
	Untitled TikTok horror film	Distributed by Paramount Pictures[42]

Television series

Year	Title	Creator	Network	Co-production companies	Notes	Seasons	Episodes
1999–2000	Shasta McNasty	Jeff Eastin	UPN	Columbia TriStar Television	Credited as Neal H. Moritz Productions	1	22
2002	Greg the Bunny	Steven Levitan Spencer Chinoy Dan Milano	Fox	Steven Levitan Productions 20th Century Fox Television	Uncredited		13
2003–2005	Tru Calling	Jon Harmon Feldman		"Oh That Gus!", Inc. 20th Century Fox Television	Credited as Original Television	2	26
2005	Point Pleasant	John McLaughlin Marti Noxon		20th Century Fox Television		1	13
2005–2009; 2017	Prison Break	Paul Scheuring		Rat Entertainment (pilot) Adelstein/Parouse Productions (2005–2009) Adelstein Productions (2017) Dawn Olmstead Productions (2017) One Light Road Productions (2017) 20th Century Fox Television	Credited as Original Television (2005–2009)	5	90
2010–2013	The Big C	Darlene Hunt	Showtime	Perkins Street Productions Sony Pictures Television		4	40
2013	Save Me	John Scott Shepherd	NBC	JSS Entertainment Sony Pictures Television		1	13
2015	Cruel Intentions	film and developed by: Roger Kumble novel by: Pierre Choderlos de Laclos	NBC	Sony Pictures Television	Unaired pilot		1
2016–2019	Preacher	the comic book by: Garth Ennis Steve Dillion developed by: Sam Catlin Seth Rogen Evan Goldberg	AMC	Woodbridge Productions (2016) KFL Nightsky Productions (2017) Short Drive Entertainment Point Grey Pictures Kickstart Productions AMC Studios Sony Pictures Television		4	43
2017–present	S.W.A.T.	the 1975 series by: Robert Hammer Rick Husky developed by: Shawn Ryan Aaron Rahsaan Thomas	CBS	MiddKid Productions ART Productions (2017–2021) Perfect Storm Entertainment CBS Studios Sony Pictures Television		7	141
2017–2019	Happy!	Grant Morrison Darick Robertson	Syfy	Hypernormal (2019) Littleton Road Universal Cable Productions		2	18
2019–present	The Boys	the comic book by: Garth Ennis Darick Robertson developed by: Eric Kripke	Amazon Prime Video	Kripke Enterprises Point Grey Pictures Kickstart Entertainment KFL Nightsky Productions Amazon MGM Studios Sony Pictures Television		4	32
2019–2021	Fast & Furious: Spy Racers	characters by: Gary Scott Thompson	Netflix	DreamWorks Animation Television Universal Pictures	Uncredited	6	52
2021	I Know What You Did Last Summer	novel by: Lois Duncan created by: Sara Goodman	Amazon Prime Video	Off Center, Inc. Mandalay Television Atomic Monster Amazon Studios Sony Pictures Television Studios		1	8
2022	The Boys Presents: Diabolical	the comic book by: Garth Ennis Darick Robertson created by: Eric Kripke Simon Racioppa Seth Rogen Evan Goldberg		Kripke Enterprises Point Grey Pictures Titmouse, Inc. Amazon Studios Sony Pictures Television Studios
2023–present	Gen V	the comic books The Boys Volume 4 — ""We Gotta Go Now" adaptation" and G-Men by: Garth Ennis Darick Robertson developed by: Michele Fazekas Tara Butters		Kripke Enterprises Point Grey Pictures Fazekas & Butters Kickstart Entertainment KFL Nightsky Productions Amazon Studios Sony Pictures Television Studios
	Goosebumps	characters by: R. L. Stine developed by: Nicholas Stoller Rob Letterman	Disney+ Hulu	Stoller Global Solutions Scholastic Entertainment Sony Pictures Television Studios			10
2024	Knuckles	the video game series by: Sega developed by: John Whittington Toby Ascher	Paramount+	Paramount Pictures Sega of America		1	6
	Cruel Intentions	film by: Roger Kumble novel by: Pierre Choderlos de Laclos developed by: Phoebe Fisher Sara Goodman	Amazon Prime Video	Off Center, Inc. AMBI Media Group Amazon MGM Studios Sony Pictures Television			8

Upcoming

Year	Title	Creator	Network	Co-production companies	Notes	Seasons	Episodes
TBA	Golden Axe[43]	the video game series by: Sega developed by: Mike McMahan	Comedy Central	CBS Eye Animation Productions CBS Studios Sega of America Sony Pictures Television Titmouse, Inc.		1	10

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