‏Steve N. White‏

Steve White started his career as a television and motion picture literary agent, and then was a co-founder and partner in Warden, White and Associates. The agency became a leading boutique that helped develop movies including Batman, Sleepless in Seattle, Enemy of the State, and Deja Vu. Steve then transitioned to producing to focus on the estate of crime writer Ross Macdonald, creator of the private eye Lew Archer, and the movie versions "Harper" and "The Drowning Pool" starring Paul Newman. He is the Executive Producer on the Warner Bros. Pictures and Joel Silver Pictures "The Zebra-Striped Hearse," written by Joel and Ethan Coen.