WALTER
COBLENZ (Producer) established himself as a producer
in 1972 with the theatrical feature, “The Candidate”
starring Robert Redford, for Warner Brothers. He also produced,
“All the President's Men” starring Robert Redford,
Dustin Hoffman and Jason Robards, which received eight Academy
Awards. Other producing credits include Joseph Wambaugh’s
“The Onion Field” starring James Woods and Ted Danson,
“Space Camp,” “Strange Invaders,” “Sister
Sister” with Eric Stoltz, Jennifer Jason Leigh and Judith
Ivey, “18 Again” starring George Burns, and “For
Keeps” with Molly Ringwald. He was the executive producer
of “The Babe” starring Kelly McGillis and John Goodman.
His most recent feature credit is the successful “Money
Talks” starring Chris Tucker and Charlie Sheen.
Between features, Coblenz has produced both television series
and Movies of the Week. His television credits include, “The
Blue Knight,” a NBC mini-series starring William Holden
and Lee Remick, for which he received an Emmy nomination. Among
his other credits are the NBC Movies of the Week, “House
of Secrets” starring Melissa Gilbert, Bruce Boxleitner,
and Cicely Tyson, “Jack Reed: Badge of Honor” with
Brian Dennehy and Susan Ruttan, “Not Our Son” starring
Neil Patrick Harris and Gerald McRaney, as well as “Donato
and Daughter” starring Charles Bronson.
During a production hiatus, Coblenz served as Senior Vice President
of Production at Tri Star Pictures. He supervised the production
of such features as “The Natural,” “Places in
the Heart” and “Birdy.” He also served as Senior
Vice President of Production at Carolco Pictures where he supervised
productions including “Terminator 2,” “The Doors,”
and “Rambling Rose.” In addition, he has been a production
consultant for various film companies.