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Adam G. Simon (also known as Adam Gregory Simon) is a Los Angeles-born screenwriter, producer, and actor for television and film. After years living and producing in Thailand, Adam now resides in Brazil with his wife, Brazilian top model and actress Larissa Andrade, where they are raising their son while producing films and events for the Brazilian market.
As a writer, Adam is known for his work as the writer of Point Blank (2019) an action film for Netflix, directed by Joe Lynch and starring Anthony Mackie, Marcia Gay Harden, Frank Grillo, Teyonah Paris, Boris McGiver, and Markice Moore. While critics mostly panned the film, it went on to become Netflix's sixth most-watched film globally.
Adam is the lead writer of One Day in October (2024) an eight-episode series surrounding the events of October 7, 2023, and shot on location in Israel. The series was purchased by Fox Global and premiered on Hbo Max.
Adam also penned the screenplay for Man Down (2015) a psychological war drama which stars Shia LaBeouf, Gary Oldman, Jai Courtney, and Kate Mara. The film debuted at the Venice Italy Film Festival.
As a producer: Adam G. Simon Produced The Dreadful (2026) a period horror film directed by Natasha Kermani. The film stars Sophie Turner, Kit Harington, Marcia Gay Harden, and Laurence O'Fuarain.
Adam reunited with Dito Montiel to Executive Produce Riff Raff (2024), starring Jennifer Coolidge, Bill Murray, Pete Davidson, Ed Harris, and Gabrielle Union. The film made its debut at the Toronto Film Festival.
He is an executive producer of The Performance (2023) a film by Shira Piven, that stars Jeremy Piven, Robert Carlyle, and Maime McCoy. The film is based on a short story by Arthur Miller of the same name.
Adam is developing Hit Kick Punch Kill an action-comedy he wrote and is producing.
Adam and Filmmaker Joe Carnahan co-wrote The Brass Catchers, an action thriller that they are producing together.
Adam also produced On Our Way (2021) a coming-of-age film that stars James Badge Dale, Jordana Brewster, Michael Richardson, Vanessa Redgrave, and Keith Powers.
Before starting his professional career as a writer and producer, Adam worked as a bodyguard and close protection specialist.
He is an advocate for the homeless, having been homeless himself while writing Man Down, and speaks as an advocate for homeless veterans and survivors of abuse.
