Joe Roth

Joe Roth is a prominent American film producer and studio executive who has shaped the modern Hollywood landscape. He is widely recognized for founding Revolution Studios, an independent production company that released major hits like Black Hawk Down, XXX, and Maid in Manhattan. Before starting his own company, he served as the chairman of both 20th Century Fox and Walt Disney Studios, where he oversaw the release of massive global successes such as Home Alone and The Sixth Sense. Beyond his executive leadership, Roth is a prolific producer known for his ability to launch large-scale blockbusters. His recent career includes producing billion-dollar hits like Alice in Wonderland and Maleficent. He has also stepped behind the camera as a director for several popular films, including the romantic comedy America's Sweethearts and the holiday classic Christmas with the Kranks. Throughout his decades-long career, Roth has remained a powerful force in the entertainment industry by focusing on star-driven movies and high-concept storytelling. His influence extends into the sports world as well, having previously served as a founding owner of the Seattle Sounders FC. Today, he continues to produce major motion pictures through his production banner, Roth Films.