Brad Silberling Wiki, Biography, Age, Spouse, Net Worth, Fast Facts

The noted TV chef and producer, Brad is known for coordinating such films as Casper, Cit of Angels, Land of the Lost, Moonlight Mile, and Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events, among many others.

Who is Brad Silberling? Brad Silberling was born on September 8, 1963 as Bradley Mitchell Silberling in Washington, District of Columbia, USA.

The 5 foot 6 inches tall chief is the child of Robert Murray Silberling, the VP of CBS Entertainment Productions who served as the lead leader in Baywatch’s early days.

Likewise, his mother’s name is Joyce Anne. While his father was born Jewish, her mother converted to Judaism completely.

In terms of teaching skills, Silberling attended Williams College in Williamstown and later earned a BA in English from UC Santa Barbara. Brad also happened to come to UCLA Film School to focus on film coordinating.

His most memorable major coordinated film, which he also composed, is Moonlight Mile (2002) which relied on his own encounters after the terrible loss of his affections, entertainer Rebecca Schaeffer, in 1989.

Silberling was released back in 1998 by Warner Bros. drawn closer as one of the contenders to coordinate Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone. While Brad was eager to coordinate the film, Chris Columbus was ultimately chosen for the position.

Brad Silberling Children With Amy And Their Net Worth Amy and Brad are the guardians of two wonderful children together, Charlotte Tucker Silberling and Bodhi Russell Silberling.

The carefully prepared American entertainer, creator and essayist is estimated to have a total assets of USD 16 million. Meanwhile, Brad has a full bounty worth USD 13 million.

Silberling is widely known for coordinating Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events, which featured Jim Carrey, Meryl Streep and a few other entertainers.

Amy is widely seen for her impressive TV work, which began with her portrayal of Detective Janice Licalsi on the ABC police show NYPD Blue (1993). During the first two times of the show, she appeared in 18 episodes.

Following NYPD Blue, Brenneman created the CBS show series Judging Amy, in which she could be seen as Judge Amy Gray.

The 57-year-old entertainer later appeared on TV shows Like Confidential Practice and The Leftovers. She also made her presence in films such as The Jane Austen Book Club and 88 Minutes.

During the Covid19 pandemic, the entertainer sent on her own YouTube program entitled The Challengers, in which she discussed how everyone was adapting to the ongoing circumstances.

On May 28, 2020, she had her other half Brad in the program where she shared with the whole family what was akin to isolation.

Brad Silberling’s Married Life with Amy Brenneman Before Amy, 58-year-old chief Silberling dated Rebecca Schaeffer, whom he met at UCLA film school and they were together until her murder in 1989.

Brad met his better half Amy Brenneman on the NYPD Blue arrangement in 1993 and after two years the couple had their wedding. Coupled together for 27 years now, the couple is still all beautiful and solid together.

They now live in West Tisbury, Massachusetts in a stunning home they migrated to in 2011. Before that, the couple lived in Chilmark, Massachusetts.