Zachary Fox

Zachary Fox, born on September 11, 1991, has been hustling behind the scenes in Hollywood, making a name for himself as a producer and assistant director. The guy’s fingerprints are all over some pretty heavy-hitting films—think Spectre (2015), Wild (2014), and A Most Violent Year (2014). Not exactly your run-of-the-mill titles. When it comes to Spectre, that Bond film with all the explosions and suave spy action, Fox played a key role making sure things ran like clockwork. We’re talking about the kind of production where one missed detail can send the whole thing off the rails, and yet, the end result? Polished, high-octane, classic Bond. But let’s not gloss over Wild, which is about as different from Spectre as you can get. Wild’s a raw, emotional journey, and behind those gritty scenes, Fox worked to capture the realness of Cheryl Strayed’s story—nothing sugar-coated, everything stripped down. That’s a film where every frame feels like it’s dragging you through the mud and then letting the sun hit your face again, and yeah, Fox helped pull those strings in the background. Then there’s A Most Violent Year, a film dripping with tension, set in the gritty chaos of 1980s New York. It’s not just about mobsters and oil trucks—it’s about ambition, survival, and what people are willing to do for a shot at the American dream. Fox’s work on that set, making sure every detail landed, probably explains why the movie never loses its edge. So yeah, Zachary Fox isn’t the name splashed across billboards, but if you dig into the credits of some of the past decade’s most intense films, you’ll spot him—quietly making the magic happen.