Marshall Herskovitz is an American television and film producer, director, and writer, known for his influential work in the entertainment industry. He co-created popular television series such as My So-Called Life and Thirtysomething, which received critical acclaim for their realistic portrayal of contemporary life and relationships. In addition to his television work, Herskovitz has collaborated with Edward Zwick, a fellow filmmaker, on various projects, including the film The Last Samurai. His contributions have significantly shaped the landscape of modern storytelling in both television and film, earning him recognition and numerous awards throughout his career.