Biography
Martin Elfand is an American film producer. Born in Los Angeles in 1937, he began his career as a talent agent at Creative Management Associates, where he represented actors including Al Pacino and Candice Bergen.
Elfand moved into production, working with Martin Bregman on projects such as Serpico. He produced Kansas City Bomber (1972) before co-producing Dog Day Afternoon (1975) with Bregman, a film that received an Academy Award nomination for Best Picture. He later served briefly as head of motion picture production at Warner Bros.
His subsequent credits include It's My Turn (1980), An Officer and a Gentleman (1982), King David (1985), Clara's Heart (1988), Her Alibi (1989, as executive producer) and Talent for the Game (1991).
