Michael Mann Feature Film Directing Credits
Michael Mann has directed 18 feature films as of the latest public data, with his most recent theatrical release being Ferrari in 2023. His filmography spans crime epics, biographical dramas, and action thrillers produced by companies including New Line Cinema, Warner Bros., and Netflix. Forbes reported that Ferrari grossed over $15 million worldwide against a production budget of approximately $70 million.
The director's highest-grossing film remains Heat (1995), which earned over $187 million globally according to Box Office Mojo. Mann's films frequently feature ensemble casts including Al Pacino, Robert De Niro, and Tom Hardy, and are distributed by major studios such as Warner Bros. Pictures, 20th Century Studios, and Netflix. His production company, Michael Mann Productions, has been involved in developing projects across streaming platforms and theatrical releases.
Michael Mann Television and Limited Series Projects
Mann created and executive produced the NBC crime drama Miami Vice, which aired from 1984 to 1990 and spawned a 2006 film adaptation. He later directed the CBS crime series RoboCop: The Series and the NBC miniseries Luck, which was canceled after one season following horse fatalities on set.
His most recent television work includes the limited series Tokyo Vice for HBO Max, starring Ansel Elgort and Ken Watanabe. Mann served as director and executive producer on the first season, which premiered in April 2022 and was renewed for a second season. The series is produced by New Line Television and HBO Entertainment.
Production Companies and Financial Data
Michael Mann founded Michael Mann Productions, which has produced or co-produced most of his directorial works. The company has collaborated with studios including Warner Bros., Netflix, and Universal Pictures. Mann's films have collectively grossed over $1.5 billion worldwide at the box office, with Heat, The Insider, and Collateral among the highest earners.
Mann's production deals have included partnerships with Netflix for digital-first releases and theatrical distribution agreements with major studios. His films have received multiple Academy Award nominations, with The Insider earning seven nominations including Best Actor for Russell Crowe. The director maintains an active development slate with projects in various stages of production across streaming and theatrical platforms.