Beloved Hollywood Producer Moritz Borman Remembered by Oliver Stone

Oliver Stone has paid a heartfelt tribute to his longtime collaborator and friend, the late Moritz Borman, who passed away on July 1 at the age of 71.

Moritz Borman was a veteran Hollywood producer with an impressive track record of successful films under his belt. His association with Oliver Stone dated back to the 2004 film Alexander, which he produced alongside Michael Shamberg and Stacey Sher. Borman also worked on World Trade Center (2008) and Snowden (2016), with Eric Kopeloff, respectively.

According to Oliver Stone, Moritz Borman was not only a close friend but also a talented producer who never sought to draw attention to himself. Stone described Borman as ‘a stoic man to the end’ and praised his dedication to his craft.

Despite his passing, Moritz Borman’s legacy lives on through his body of work. As a testament to his dedication and skill, his upcoming film, a Netflix original directed by John Lee Hancock, was being shot in Munich at the time of his death.

Moritz Borman’s association with Oliver Stone spanned decades and multiple projects. Their collaboration on films such as Alexander, World Trade Center, W., and Snowden showcased Borman’s ability to bring complex stories to life on the big screen.

The film industry has lost a talented and dedicated professional in Moritz Borman. His memory will be cherished by those who had the privilege of working with him.

As Oliver Stone continues to work on his latest project, White Lies, he remains committed to honoring the legacy of his late friend and collaborator, Moritz Borman.

The story of White Lies unfolds across three generations, following Jack Freeman, a child of divorce who struggles to escape the patterns of his past. The screenplay, written by Oliver Stone, explores themes of family, loss, and pain, ultimately revealing how love can change shape throughout our lives.

The production team for White Lies includes Fernando Sulichin, Maximilien Arvelaiz, and Jordan Gertner from New Element Media, as well as Tarak Ben Ammar and Gianluca Leurini of Eagle Pictures, James Packer, and Jose Luis Manzano.

The film industry is mourning the loss of Moritz Borman, a talented producer who left an indelible mark on the world of cinema. His memory will be cherished by those who had the privilege of working with him.