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'''Lorenzo di Bonaventura''' (born [[1957]]) is an American film producer, long-time collaborator of [[Michael Bay]], and the godfather of pretty much every single blockbuster ''Transformers'' film. During the 1990s he served as an executive at Warner Bros. Pictures, climbing up the ranks to become President of Worldwide Production. While at Warner, his contributions including discovering and overseeing the production of ''The Matrix'' trilogy of movies (which starred [[Hugo Weaving]]) <small>(yay!)</small> as well as securing the rights to the ''Harry Potter'' series <small>(boo!)</small> some time after which he left Warner to form his own production company based at [[Paramount Pictures]].
'''Lorenzo di Bonaventura''' (born [[1957]]) is an American film producer, long-time collaborator of [[Michael Bay]], and the godfather of pretty much every single blockbuster ''Transformers'' film. During the 1990s he served as an executive at Warner Bros. Pictures, climbing up the ranks to become President of Worldwide Production. While at Warner, some of his more noteworthy accomplishments included discovering and overseeing the production of ''The Matrix'' trilogy of movies (which starred [[Hugo Weaving]]) <small>(yay!)</small> as well as securing the rights to the ''Harry Potter'' series <small>(boo!)</small> before leaving in [[2002]] to form his own production company based at [[Paramount Pictures]].


Outside of the ''Transformers'' brand, some of his other projects include all three ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)|G.I. Joe]]'' films, Keanu Reeves' cult classic ''{{w|Constantine (film)|Constantine}}'', the {{w|Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit|fourth sequel to ''The Hunt for Red October''}}, and ''{{w|Madame Web (film)|Madame Web}}''.
Outside of the ''Transformers'' brand, some of his other projects include all three ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)|G.I. Joe]]'' films, Keanu Reeves' cult classic ''{{w|Constantine (film)|Constantine}}'', the {{w|Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit|fourth sequel to ''The Hunt for Red October''}}, and ''{{w|Madame Web (film)|Madame Web}}''.

Revision as of 06:16, 8 October 2024

"Listen, what does the word Reboot even mean really?"

Lorenzo di Bonaventura (born 1957) is an American film producer, long-time collaborator of Michael Bay, and the godfather of pretty much every single blockbuster Transformers film. During the 1990s he served as an executive at Warner Bros. Pictures, climbing up the ranks to become President of Worldwide Production. While at Warner, some of his more noteworthy accomplishments included discovering and overseeing the production of The Matrix trilogy of movies (which starred Hugo Weaving) (yay!) as well as securing the rights to the Harry Potter series (boo!) before leaving in 2002 to form his own production company based at Paramount Pictures.

Outside of the Transformers brand, some of his other projects include all three G.I. Joe films, Keanu Reeves' cult classic Constantine, the fourth sequel to The Hunt for Red October, and Madame Web.

Producer

Actor

Convention appearances (Transformers related)

Notes

  • He loves the Mini-Cons and wanted them to appear in the third Transformers movie.[1] Oh well, maybe some other time!

References

  1. ↑ Latest on Transformers 3 with producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura

Interviews

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