Bryan Singer

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Bryan Singer
Birth name:	Bryan Jay Singer
Gender:	Male
Medium(s):	Film; Television
Roles:	Director; Producer; Executive producer; Writer
Born:	September 17th, 1965
Birthplace:	New York City, New York
Notable works:	Superman X-Men

Bryan Jay Singer is an American film and television director and producer. He is the director of the first two installments of the X-Men film series franchise as well as the first sequel to the prequel series beginning with the X-Men: Days of Future Past. Following the runaway success of X-Men and X2: X-Men United, Singer left the franchise to join ranks with the "distinguished competition" by helming the 2006 quasi-sequel Superman Returns.

Body of work[]

Film[]

Film	Year	Role
X-Men	2000	Director
Star Trek: Nemesis	2002	Actor
X2: X-Men United	2003	Director
Superman Returns	2006	Director; Producer
X-Men: First Class	2011	Co-writer; Producer

Television[]

Series	Episode	Role
The Triangle	Episode 1.1	Executive producer; Writer
The Triangle	Episode 1.2	Executive producer; Writer
The Triangle	Episode 1.3	Executive producer; Writer

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Other works[]

Bryan Singer is also the creator of the successful medical drama series House M.D..

Bryan Singer is also a producer on the 2011 web series H+.

In 2012, Bryan Singer directed a pilot movie called Mockingbird Lane starring former Sliders star Jerry O'Connell and British actor/comedian Eddie Izzard. The show was a reboot of the classic 1960s sitcom The Munsters. It was intended as a pilot, but was not picked up by the network.