Robert Lantos

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From 1973 to 1998 Robert Lantos founded and built Canada's leading film and television company, Alliance Communications Corporation, of which he was Chairman and CEO. He sold Alliance in 1998 and subsequently formed the boutique production company Serendipity Point Films, under which he has produced several award-winning films. Four of his films - The Sweet Hereafter, Being Julia, Eastern Promises and Barney's Version - have received Oscar Nominations. Golden Globe nominations include Sunshine and Eastern Promises for Best Picture, and Being Julia and Barney's Version both won. His films have won awards in Berlin, Venice and Cannes, and The Sweet Hereafter was awarded the Cannes Grand Prix.

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Nominated for 1 BAFTA Award
- 12 wins & 18 nominations total

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Eastern Promises

7.6

Producer

2007

The Sweet Hereafter

7.4

Producer

1997

Barney's Version

7.3

Producer

2010

Sunshine

7.5

Producer

1999

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Producer

Rise of the Raven
7.9
TV Series
- executive producer
- producer
- 2024
Crimes of the Future
5.8
- Produced by
- 2022
Charlotte
6.4
- executive producer
- 2021
The Song of Names
6.5
- producer (produced by)
- 2019
Through Black Spruce
5.8
- producer
- 2018
Museo
6.8
- executive producer
- 2018
Remember
7.5
- producer (produced by)
- 2015
The Right Kind of Wrong
6.1
- producer
- 2013
Barney's Version
7.3
- producer
- 2010
Adoration
6.3
- executive producer
- 2008
Real Time
6.6
- executive producer
- 2008
Eastern Promises
7.6
- producer
- 2007
Fugitive Pieces
6.9
- producer
- 2007
Where the Truth Lies
6.4
- producer
- 2005
Being Julia
7.0
- producer
- 2004

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Born
- April 3, 1949
- Budapest, Hungary
Spouse
- Jennifer DaleAugust 16, 1981 - 1986 (divorced, 2 children)

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Trivia
Father of Ari Lantos (born late 1980) and Sabrina Lantos with ex-wife Jennifer Dale.

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There's only one direction [the Canadian film industry] can go in, and that is with film-makers who have powerful visions. There's a handful of them in Canada. They tend to make dark movies, movies that are counter-Hollywood and anti-television. I'd be thrilled if one of our luminary directors came to me and said: "There's this life-affirming book where good triumphs over evil, a story of human kindness, and I'd like to make it my next movie." Those calls rarely come.