Kevin Turen

Kevin Turen was born in New York City on August 16, 1979. He studied English and Cinema at Columbia University. ==Career==

Turen was an executive at First Look Pictures, eventually becoming its president. In the 2010s, he worked at Infinity Media and Treehouse Films. In 2012, he developed and produced Nicholas Jarecki's acclaimed financial thriller Arbitrage, which was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Actor for its star, Richard Gere. In 2014, he became the head of Phantom Four, a production company started by screenwriter David S. Goyer. During this time, Phantom Four worked on the film Assassination Nation (2018), written and directed by Sam Levinson. This began an extended collaboration with Levinson and his wife, Ashley; Turen co-founded Little Lamb Productions with them, and went on to produce the film Malcolm & Marie and work as an executive producer on the TV shows Euphoria and The Idol. ==Personal life==

Turen married Evelina in June 2012, and they had two sons. His son Jack was able to navigate the car to the side of the road and call 9-1-1; Turen was transported to a hospital, where he died at the age of 44. According to a report from a medical examiner, Turen died from acute cardiac dysfunction and hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, with coronary artery disease listed as a contributing factor. Hurry Up Tomorrow, one of his last films released posthumously, was dedicated to his memory. == Filmography ==