Jerry Bruckheimer

25 ^%

Movies Counted: 32
Fresh: 8 Rotten:24
Average Rating: 4.4/10

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Range of Movie T-meters: 0% - 89%
Number of Movies: 54

Box Office Since 2001: $2308.2M

Bio: Jerome "Jerry" Bruckheimer (born September 21, 1945) is an American film and television producer in the genre of action, drama, and science fiction. Bruckheimer's best known television series is CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (the first [More...]

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Highest Rated

Farewell, My Lovely (1975)

89%

Credit: Producer

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Lowest Rated

Thief of Hearts (1984)

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Rating	Title	Credit	Trailers	Photos	Box Office	Year
0% 0%	Thief of Hearts	Producer	0	0	N/A	1984
31% 31%	Flashdance	Producer	0	0	N/A	1983
0% 0%	Young Doctors in Love	Producer	0	0	N/A	1982
89% 89%	Farewell, My Lovely	Producer	0	0	N/A	1975

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News

Box Office Guru Preview: Ugly Truth and G-Force Battle Potter
posted by Gitesh Pandya July 23, 2009
As Harry Potter inches closer to graduating wizard school, the box office prince will face three...

Five Favorite Films with Jerry Bruckheimer
posted by Jen Yamato February 11, 2009
Super producer Jerry Bruckheimer has earned a spot amongst Hollywood's elite players by producing...

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posted by Greg Dean Schmitz September 26, 2008
The villain in this summer's The Incredible Hulk was the Abomination, and that sums up a lot of...

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posted by Greg Dean Schmitz September 05, 2008
This week's Ketchup bottle brings news about Spider-Man 4 & 5, Ghostbusters 3, and casting news...

Bruckheimer Promises Unique Prince of Persia
posted by Fred Topel December 27, 2007
They said you couldn't turn a theme park ride into a good movie and Jerry Bruckheimer brought us...