Gary Fleder
Birth Name:
Gary Fleder
Birth Place:
Norfolk, Virginia, United States
Profession
Director, Producer

Fast Facts
- Became a member of the Directors Guild's Special Projects Committee
- Graduated from the USC School of Cinema and Television
- His first feature film, a black comedy called "Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead," reached cult status in Europe and the United States
- Known for directing both thrillers and period dramas
- Along with Scott Rosenberg, began sponsoring a short screenplay contest every year at the Redstone Film Festival in Boston
- Appears in an autobiographical graphic novel by Brian Michael Bendis called "Fortune & Glory․"
- Served as an adjunct at the University of Southern California School of Cinema and Television
Awards
- 1993CableACE - Directing a Dramatic Series:Nominated
- 1995CableACE - Directing a Dramatic Series:Winner
- 1995Un Certain Regard AwardNominated
- 1996Special Jury PrizeWinner
- 1996Critics AwardWinner
- 1998OFTA Television Award - Best Direction of a Motion Picture or Miniseries:Nominated
- 2002International Fantasy Film Award - Best Film:Nominated