Scott Rosenberg

Scott Rosenberg (born April 24, 1963, in Needham, Massachusetts) is an American screenwriter whose career also spans producing and occasional acting. Best known for his work behind the scenes, Rosenberg has helped shape a range of mainstream films, bringing a sharp ear for dialogue and a knack for propulsive, audience-friendly storytelling.

While writing remains his primary calling card, Rosenberg’s filmography reflects a versatile presence in the industry—moving between development, production, and on-set collaboration. His work has made him a familiar name to viewers who follow Hollywood screenwriters and the craft that drives popular cinema.

On camera, Rosenberg has popped up in small roles that nod to his place in the filmmaking world, including appearances in Me, Myself & Irene (Softball Player), There’s Something About Mary (Jailbird), Gone in Sixty Seconds (Private Doctor), and an uncredited turn in Con Air. He also appears as himself in The Dialogue: An Interview with Screenwriter Scott Rosenberg, offering insight into his approach to the page.