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Moritz Borman, Producer Behind Terminator 3 and K-19, Dies at 71
The German-born producer made more than 25 films, including Oscar-nominated adaptations and two Terminator installments, his longtime partners said.
- Film producer Moritz Borman, known for his work with director Oliver Stone and the Terminator franchise, died Wednesday in Munich at age 71. His longtime producing partners Eric Kopeloff and Philip Schulz-Deyle confirmed the news.
- Over a career spanning more than four decades, Borman shaped independent filmmaking by building creative and financial bridges between Europe and Hollywood. He produced more than 25 feature films, frequently collaborating with Oliver Stone.
- Working with director John Huston, Borman gained recognition on the 1984 adaptation of Malcolm Lowry's novel, which earned two Academy Award nominations. Notable credits include "Under the Volcano" and "The Quiet American," both Oscar-nominated films.
- At the time of his death, Borman was producing an upcoming legal drama for Netflix directed by John Lee Hancock. Kopeloff and Schulz-Deyle stated they will continue the project to honor his vision.
- Colleagues remembered Borman for his "generosity, optimism, integrity, and unwavering passion for cinema." His legacy will endure through the films he made and the filmmakers he inspired throughout his career.
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