Warner Bros. Executive and Producer Anthony 'Tony' Amatullo Dies at 76
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Anthony 'Tony' Amatullo Jr., a former Warner Bros. executive and producer, died on Sunday in Manhattan. His career spanned decades, with credits on projects like 'The Goonies,' 'ER,' and 'The West Wing,' and he recently completed his award-winning directorial debut.
Facts First
- Former Warner Bros. executive Anthony 'Tony' Amatullo Jr. has died at the age of 76.
- His career included roles as a location manager and producer on films like 'The Goonies' and TV series including 'Fame' and 'Miami Vice'.
- He served as Vice President of Production at Warner Bros., working on series such as 'ER' and 'The West Wing'.
- His final project was his directing debut, the award-winning 'Surviving on LES'.
- He is survived by his wife and two sons.
What Happened
Anthony 'Tony' Eugene Amatullo Jr., a former Warner Bros. executive and producer, died on Sunday in Manhattan at the age of 76. His son, Nicolas Amatullo, confirmed the news of his father's death. Amatullo's career in the entertainment industry spanned location management, producing, and executive roles, culminating in his recent directorial debut.
Why this Matters to You
If you are a fan of classic films like 'The Goonies' or landmark television series such as 'ER' and 'The West Wing,' Amatullo's work contributed to the production of those projects. His career path, from production assistant to studio executive and finally to director, illustrates the diverse opportunities within the creative industries.
What's Next
Amatullo's final film, 'Surviving on LES,' which marked his directorial debut and won awards, may now receive renewed attention as part of his legacy. He is survived by his wife, Mariana Victoria, and his two sons, Nicolas and Leonardo.