Steven Paul

Steven Paul is a filmmaker, actor and talent manager from the United States who works in independent film, and he founded and chairs Crystal Sky Pictures. Born in New York City, he started acting as a child at seven and was writing plays by twelve. He took his first directing job at twenty-one on Falling in Love Again (1980), which he also co-wrote and produced. Among the films he produced are Ghost in the Shell, the Baby Geniuses series, Bratz: The Movie, Doomsday, Tekken, The Musketeer, Never Too Young to Die, Rambo: Last Blood and Ghost Rider. Crystal Sky arranged a 12-picture co-financing deal with MM Media in 2000. He manages Jon Voight and has managed Gene Wilder, Michael Cimino and Bob Clark, and in 2017 he bought the distributor Echo Bridge. In 2024 he was among the bidders for a controlling interest in National Amusements.