‘Dumb Money’ Producer Aaron Ryder Is Used to David-Versus-Goliath Stories (Just Ask About ‘Memento’)

The veteran producer talks landing the highly sought after rights to Ben Mezrich’s GameStop book, the battle for Christopher Nolan’s early feature to land a distributor, and memories from ‘Arrival.’

The greed of hedge funds ultimately prompted retail investors to teach them a lesson, and Ryder believes that the current labor movements across the U.S. are connected to the same ethos.

“There are moments in time where people stand up because they are tired of [greed], and so their voices become a little louder than they were before,” Ryder tells. “And we’re living in one of those times right now, not only politically, but also the multitude of labor disputes happening right now. So [] is so well timed in that it is the story of an everyman fighting against what is perceived as seemingly unfair odds and living with corporate greed.

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