Jeremy Kleiner

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Jeremy Kleiner
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Kleiner in 2017
Born1976or1977(age 47–48)
Alma mater Harvard University
OccupationMovie producer[ citation needed ]
Years active2000–present
TitleCo-President of Plan B Entertainment

Jeremy Kleiner (born 1976/1977) [1] is an American film producer. He and his fellow producers won two Academy Awards for Best Picture for the 2013 film 12 Years a Slave and the 2016 film Moonlight . [2] Since 2013 he has served as the Co-President of Plan B Entertainment serving with Dede Gardner. [3]

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Early life and education

Kleiner was born to a Jewish family [1] and is a 1998 graduate of Harvard University, where he won the Detur Book Prize, the Hoopes Prize and was elected Phi Beta Kappa. [4] [5] [6] [7]

Career

Kleiner worked as creative executive at Dick and Lauren Shuler Donner's company. In 2003, he joined Plan B Entertainment where he worked his way up from creative executive to producer and then co-president in 2013. [8]

Filmography

He was a producer in all films unless otherwise noted.

Film

YearFilmCreditRef.
2009 The Private Lives of Pippa Lee Executive producer
2010 Kick-Ass Executive producer
Eat Pray Love Executive producer
2013 World War Z
12 Years a Slave
2014 Nightingale Executive producer
Selma
2015 True Story
The Big Short
2016 Moonlight
The Lost City of Z
2017 Okja
War Machine
Brad's Status
2018 Beautiful Boy
If Beale Street Could Talk
Vice
2019 The Last Black Man in San Francisco
Ad Astra
The King
2020 Kajillionaire
Minari
Irresistible
2022 Father of the Bride
Women Talking
Blonde
Flight/Risk Executive producer
She Said
2023 Landscape with Invisible Hand
2024 Bob Marley: One Love
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice [9]
Apocalypse in the Tropics Executive producer [10]
Wolfs [11]
Nickel Boys [12]
2025 Mickey 17
F1
TBAThe Tiger
Wizards!
Wrong Answer
Thanks
YearFilmRole
2016 Frank & Lola Special thanks
The Tiger Hunter Thanks
2017 Marrowbone The director wishes to thank

Television

YearTitleCreditNotesRef.
2014 Deadbeat
2014−15 Resurrection Executive producer
2017Monsters of GodExecutive producerTelevision pilot
2016−19 The OA Executive producer
2018−19 Sweetbitter Executive producer
2020The Third Day: AutumnExecutive producerTelevision special
The Third Day Executive producer
2021 The Underground Railroad Executive producer
2020−21 Lego Masters Executive producer
2022 Outer Range Executive producer
Paper Girls Executive producer
High School Executive producer
2024 3 Body Problem Executive producer
TBA Wytches Executive producer
Americanah Executive producer

Awards and nominations

Academy Awards

YearCategoryTitleResult
2013 Best Picture 12 Years a Slave Won
2014 Selma Nominated
2015 The Big Short Nominated
2016 Moonlight Won
2018 Vice Nominated
2022 Women Talking Nominated

AACTA International Awards

YearCategoryTitleResult
2013 Best Film 12 Years a SlaveNominated
2015 The Big ShortNominated

AFI Awards

YearCategoryTitleResult
2013 Top 10 Films12 Years a SlaveWon
2014 SelmaWon
2015 The Big ShortWon
2016 MoonlightWon

Alliance of Women Film Journalists

YearCategoryTitleResult
2013Best Picture12 Years a SlaveWon
2014SelmaNominated

American Black Film Festival

YearCategoryTitleResult
2013Movie of the Year12 Years a SlaveNominated

Awards Circuit Community Awards

YearCategoryTitleResult
2013Best Motion Picture12 Years a SlaveNominated
2014SelmaNominated

Black Reel Awards

YearCategoryTitleResult
2013 Best Film 12 Years a SlaveWon
2014 SelmaWon
2016 MoonlightWon

British Academy Film Awards

YearCategoryTitleResult
2013 Best Film 12 Years a SlaveWon
2015 The Big ShortNominated
2016 MoonlightNominated

CinEuphoria Awards

YearCategoryTitleResult
2013Best International Film12 Years a SlaveNominated

Golden Raspberry Awards

YearCategoryTitleResult
2023 Worst Picture Blonde Won

Gotham Awards

YearCategoryTitleResult
2013 Best Feature12 Years a SlaveNominated
Audience AwardNominated

Independent Spirit Awards

YearCategoryTitleResult
2013 Best Film 12 Years a SlaveWon
2014 SelmaNominated

Italian Online Movie Awards

YearCategoryTitleResult
2013Best Picture12 Years a SlaveNominated

Online Film & Television Association Awards

YearCategoryTitleResult
2013Best Picture12 Years a SlaveWon
2014SelmaNominated
2015The Big ShortNominated

Primetime Emmy Awards

YearCategoryTitleResult
2015 Outstanding Television Movie Nightingale Nominated

Producers Guild of America

YearCategoryTitleResultRef.
2013 Best Theatrical Motion Picture 12 Years a SlaveWon
2014 Visionary AwardWon
2015 Best Theatrical Motion PictureThe Big ShortWon
2016 MoonlightNominated
2018 Vice Nominated
2020 David O. Selznick Award Won [14]

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