Personal details
- Birth Date: 1974-07-15
- Height: 6′ 3½″ (1.92 m)
- Birth Location: Evanston, Illinois, USA
- Professions: Producer, Director, Additional Crew
Seth Gordon isn’t exactly your run-of-the-mill director. Born in Evanston, Illinois, back in ‘74, the guy has a knack for bouncing between genres and projects without ever really missing a beat. You might know him for that pixelated nostalgia trip, "Pixels" (2015), where classic video games basically invade Earth—yeah, the movie where Pac-Man goes rogue. It’s weird and wild, but that’s kind of his brand. Flash forward to "The Lost City" (2022), and you get Gordon flexing his producer muscles on a big-budget adventure flick—think action, laughs, and a dash of romance all mashed together. And now there’s all this buzz about "Back in Action" (2025), which, if the rumors are true, is gonna be another wild ride, maybe even wilder than his earlier stuff. He’s not one of those directors who hides behind the camera and just churns out the same thing every time. You can see his fingerprints all over his projects—like, there’s always this clever humor running underneath, even when things get a little chaotic on screen. He’s hopped around TV, too, not just movies, so you get the sense he’s always looking for something new to mess with. Honestly, if you’re into films that don’t take themselves too seriously but still deliver some solid entertainment, Gordon’s stuff is worth checking out. The guy’s career is all over the map, but hey, that’s what keeps things interesting.
Honestly, ‘Office Space’ is the ultimate cult classic for anyone who's ever worked a soul-crushing office job. You’ve got Peter Gibbons just completely checked out, hating his job, his boss, and basically everything about his cubicle existence. TPS reports? Yeah, they’ll haunt your dreams after this. Milton and his red stapler—iconic. The movie just nails that dry, sarcastic humor about corporate America and all those pointless rules. Then, on the flip side, ‘The Hangover’ is pure chaos in the best way. A bachelor party in Vegas goes off the rails so hard the guys wake up with a tiger in the bathroom and can’t even find their groom. Alan, Stu, and Phil? Absolute disasters, but you can’t look away. Both movies just thrive on awkward situations and hilarious characters, but with totally different vibes. ‘Office Space’ is dry and deadpan, while ‘The Hangover’ is just wild, unpredictable mayhem.
July 15, 1974
6′ 3½″ (1.92 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Evanston, Illinois, USA
51 years old