Andrew Gunn died at his home in Toronto after a two-year battle with ALS at the age of 58.
Gunn has built a remarkable career as one of Disney’s most trusted producers.
He delivered a series of family comedies and reboots that defined the studio’s live-action era in the early 2000s.
From Weird Friday And Sky high has The haunted mansion and Cruella, Gunn’s productions combine heart, humor and spectacle.
He left behind a filmography that continues to resonate with audiences around the world.
Let’s take a look at the highlights of Andrew Gunn’s filmography:
Eddie (1996)
Andrew Gunn’s Hollywood journey began with Eddie in 1996, where he earned a first co-producer credit on the comedy Whoopi Goldberg.
This marked his official entry into film production and set the stage for his future career in family entertainment.
The Country Bears (2002)
In 2002, Gunn produced The country’s bearsa quirky Disney musical inspired by the beloved theme park attraction.
Although unconventional, the film has become a cult film among Disney fans for its quirky charm.
Weird Friday (2003)
Gunn’s breakthrough came with Weird Friday in 2003, the successful remake with Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis.
The body-swap comedy was a box office success and cemented Gunn’s reputation as a producer of family blockbusters.
The Haunted Mansion (2003)
The same year, Gunn produced The haunted mansiona Disney adaptation directed by Eddie Murphy.
The film blended comedy and frightening visuals, bringing one of Disneyland’s most iconic rides to life on the big screen.
Sky High (2005)
In 2005, Gunn delivered Sky higha high school superhero adventure that quickly became a fan favorite.
Its originality and charm have earned it a true cult following.
College road trip (2008)
Gunn continued his Disney streak with College road trip in 2008, a family comedy starring Martin Lawrence and Raven-Symoné.
The film takes inspiration from classic Disney mayhem, following a misadventure-filled father-daughter road trip.
Bedtime Stories (2008)
Also in 2008, Gunn produced Bedtime storiesan Adam Sandler comedy where bedtime stories come magically to life.
The film mixed fantasy and family humor, attracting audiences of all ages.
Race to Witches Mountain (2009)
In 2009, Gunn reimagined a Disney classic with Race to Witches Mountaina sci-fi adventure starring Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson.
The reboot introduced the story to a new generation while honoring its roots.
Bad Santa 2 (2016)
Breaking with Disney, Gunn produced Bad Santa 2 in 2016.
The dark comedy sequel showcased his versatility, proving he could succeed outside the family mold.
Disjointed (2020)
In 2020, Gunn moved heavily toward adult storytelling with Disarticulateda psychological thriller starring Russell Crowe.
The film showcased Gunn’s ability to tackle darker, more intense narratives.
Cruel (2021)
Gunn returned to Disney with Cruel in 2021, a stylish origin story of the infamous villain.
Emma Stone’s performance brought a new energy to the franchise, and Gunn’s production gave the film its edgy, edgy style.
Weirdest Friday (2025)
Most recently, Gunn revisited one of his biggest hits with Weirdest Friday in 2025.
The sequel to the beloved 2003 hit has proven its enduring ability to breathe new life into fan-favorite stories with a modern twist.
