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SU ARMSTRONG Producer Features credits include: ANGEL OF MINE – R&R Films – Kim Farrant, director BERLIN SYNDROME – Vertical Entertainment - Cate Shortland, director THE DRESSMAKER – Universal Pictures - Jocelyn Moorhouse, director AROUND THE BLOCK - Kick Pictures - Sarah Spillane, director RED DOG - Roadshow Film - Kriv Stenders, director LEAP YEAR - Spyglass Entertainment - Anand Tucker, director CASANOVA - Disney - Lasse Hallstrom, director AN UNFINISHED LIFE - Miramax - Lasse Hallstrom, director QUEEN OF THE DAMNED - Warner Bros. - Michael Rymer, director THE LAST OF THE BLONDE BOMBSHELLS - HBO/BBC - Gillies MacKinnon, director RKO 281 - HBO - Benjamin Ross, director SHOT THROUGH THE HEART - HBO - David Atwood, director GOOD WILL HUNTING (Executive Producer) - Miramax - Gus Van Sant, director UNTIL THE END OF THE WORLD (Line Producer, Australian portion) - Warner Bros. - Wim Wenders, director STRUCK BY LIGHTNING (Line Producer) - Jerzy Domaradzki, director THE PUNISHER (Line Producer) - New World - Mark Goldblatt, director THE WRANGLER (Line Producer) - Ian Barry, director MAD MAX BEYOND THUNDERDOME (Exec in Charge of Production) - Warner Bros. - George Miller/George Ogilvie, directors GALLIPOLI (Production Manager) - Paramount - Peter Weir, director 1990 - 1995 Vice President of Production for Hollywood Pictures and Walt Disney Pictures Oversaw such productions as: CRIMSON TIDE - Tony Scott, director DANGEROUS MINDS - John Smith, director THE SANTA CLAUSE - John Pasquin, director UNSTRUNG HEROES - Diane Keaton, director FUNNY BONES - Peter Chelsom, director EDDIE - Steve Rash, director JACK - Francis Ford Coppola, director SPYHARD - Rick Friedberg, director THE ROCK - Michael Bay, director FIRELIGHT - William Nicholson, director Production Executive Oversaw such productions as: STRAIGHT TALK - Barnet Kellman, director SWING KIDS - Thomas Carter, director SON-IN-LAW - Steve Rash, director Other: Numerous films/TV mini-series as Associate Producer and Production Manager Three years as sole Australian representative for Film Finances Inc., guaranteeing over 75 films/mini- series/documentaries .

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