Famous Network of Business with Similar Net Worth
What Movie Awards did Akiva Goldsman win?
 Oscar |
 Golden Globe |
 Golder Raspberry |
 BAFTA |
 Other |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 7 |
Akiva Goldsman awards
| Award Name | State | Movie / Series Name | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Razzie Award - Worst Written Film Grossing Over $100 Million | Nominee | A Time to Kill | 1997 |
| Christopher Award - Film | Winner | A Beautiful Mind | 2002 |
| Humanitas Prize - Feature Film Category | Nominee | A Beautiful Mind | 2002 |
| USC Scripter Award - | Winner | A Beautiful Mind | 2002 |
| WGA Award (Screen) - Best Screenplay Based on Material Previously Produced or Published | Winner | A Beautiful Mind | 2002 |
| BAFTA Film Award - Best Screenplay - Original | Nominee | Cinderella Man | 2006 |
| Hollywood Film Award - Screenwriter of the Year | Winner | Cinderella Man | 2005 |
| WGA Award (Screen) - Best Original Screenplay | Nominee | Cinderella Man | 2006 |
| Hugo - Best Dramatic Presentation - Short Form | Nominee | Fringe | 2013 |
Akiva Goldsman roles
| Movie / Series | Role |
|---|---|
| Batman Forever | Writer |
| The Da Vinci Code | Writer |
| I, Robot | Writer |
| A Time to Kill | Writer |
| Batman & Robin | Writer |
| Lost in Space | Writer |
| A Beautiful Mind | Writer |
| Insurgent | Writer |
| Star Trek | Vulcan Council Member |
| Transformers: The Last Knight | Writer |
| Star Trek Into Darkness | Starfleet Admiral |
| Practical Magic | Writer |
| The Dark Tower | Writer |
| Hancock | Executive |
| Angels & Demons | Writer |
| I Am Legend | Writer |
| Confessions of a Dangerous Mind | Playboy Party Guest (uncredited) |
| Cinderella Man | Writer |
| The 5th Wave | Writer |
| The Client | Writer |
| Rings | Writer |
| Winter's Tale | Director |
| Winter's Tale | Writer |
| Stephanie | Director |
| Titans | Director |
| Titans | Writer |
| Titans | Writer |
| Titans | Writer |
| Felicity | Guest Speaker 1 episode, 2001 |
| Made in Hollywood | Self 1 episode, 2014 |
| Star Trek: Discovery | Director |
| Star Trek: Discovery | Writer |
| Star Trek: Discovery | Writer |
| Fringe | Director |
| Fringe | Writer |
| Fringe | Writer |
| Kings | Director |
Akiva Goldsman's Movie/Shows Salary
| Movie / Series | Salary |
|---|---|
| Silent Fall (1994) | $325,000 |
| Charlie's Angels (2000) | $300,000 ($100,000 per week for 3-weeks of work as a script doctor) |
| Angels & Demons (2009) | $4,000,000 |
Akiva Goldsman's Quotes
- Fairy tales don't feel like fairy tales to the people that live them. Cinderella herself was having a pretty terrible time.
- The more you work with someone, the better you work together. There is nothing more difficult than learning to work with another person. And nothing more gratifying. So why would you want to abandon that? [on constantly working with Ron Howard and Russell Crowe]
Interesting Facts about Akiva Goldsman
- Raised in Brooklyn Heights, New York, Akiva Goldsman received his bachelor's degree from Wesleyan University and attended the graduate fiction writing program at New York University.
- Akiva Goldsman has been one of the most successful screenwriters in Hollywood history. Since breaking into the business in 1991, Akiva has been a highly in demand script doctor. Among his many uncredited rewrites and production polishes over the years, they include: The Specialist (1994), Deep Blue Sea (1999), Charlie's Angels (2000), The Sum of All Fears (2002), The Recruit (2003), Welcome to the Jungle (2003), Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World (2003), The Missing (2003), The Chronicles of Riddick (2004), Constantine (2005), Mr. & Mrs. Smith (2005), Memoirs of a Geisha (2005), Poseidon (2006), Hancock (2008) and Jonah Hex (2010) among others.
- Spent years writing short fiction without any success, sending dozens of stories through the mail to publishers, only to receive rejection letters in return. At age 28, he decided to take Robert McKee's story structure course, which led him to write his first screenplay. The very first feature film script he wrote, was a script called "Indian Summer". After years of failure as a short fiction writer, Goldsman managed to break through as a screenwriter on the first time out. His script for "Indian Summer" would land him an agent in Hollywood, and would eventually sell to Morgan Creek in January 1991, for $325,000. The script would get produced under the new title Silent Fall (1994).
- According to Celebrity Net Worth, Akiva Goldsman has an estimated net worth of roughly $50 million, as of 2017.
