mohammed al turki

Mohammed Al Turki launched his career in the U.S. movie industry as a producer, swiftly gaining recognition for his work on acclaimed features. In 2012, he served as Executive Producer for ‘Arbitrage’ starring Richard Gere, and ‘At Any Price,’ while also co-producing ‘What Maisie Knew.’ This early success continued into 2013 with executive producer credits for ‘Adult World’ and co-executive producer for ‘Innocence.’ By 2014, Al Turki was executive producing multiple projects including ’99 Homes’ starring Andrew Garfield, ‘Desert Dancer,’ and ‘Time Out of Mind,’ establishing his impactful presence in independent cinema. Al Turki’s influence expanded significantly through his leadership as CEO of The Red Sea Film Foundation for three years, starting in 2021.

His contributions to the industry were further recognized when he was named GQ Middle East Man of the Year in 2022. Demonstrating a broad engagement beyond film, Al Turki actively supports international charities including UNICEF, the Steve Irwin Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, and amfAR, alongside contributing to charitable initiatives managed by Sheikh Abdulaziz Al Turki in Saudi Arabia. He has also become an influential figure in the fashion industry, collaborating with luxury brands as a ‘friend of the brand’. In 2023, Mohammed Al Turki served as Executive Producer for the highly anticipated film ‘Ferrari.’ His prolific producing slate continued into 2024 with executive producer credits for ‘The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare,’ ‘Modi: Three Days on the Wing of Madness,’ and ‘Hobal,’ in addition to producing ‘Dovecote.’ Looking ahead to 2025, Al Turki is slated to appear as an actor and serve as Executive Producer for the upcoming feature ‘In the Grey,’ further diversifying his creative footprint in the global entertainment landscape.