Douglas Wick
Birth Name:
Douglas Z. Wick
Birth Place:
United States
Profession
Producer, Writer
Fast Facts
- Co-founded CuresNow non-profit organization, helping to promote scientific research in advancement of Regenerative Medicine, and benefitting those with fatal diseases to find a cure
- Has garnered numerous nominations and awards including an Oscar Award for Best Film for "Gladiator" and a ShoWest Award for Producer of the Year
- After graduating cum laude from Yale University, he began to work for filmmaker Alan Pakula as the coffee boy
- Founded Red Wagon Entertainment, and later brought in his wife Lucy Fisher who helps with productions of films such as "Lawless" and "The Great Gatsby․"
- His first film credit came with "Starting Over" for which he was an associate producer with filmmaker Alan Pakula
- He and his wife are ranked at No․ 66 on Premiere's annual Power 100 List
- Produced the 2003 film "Peter Pan," becoming the first live action version of the classic tale by J․M․ Barrie
Awards
- 1989Oscar - Best Picture:Nominated
- 2000ACCA - Best Motion Picture:Nominated
- 2001Oscar - Best Picture:Winner
- 2001BAFTA Film Award - Best Film:Winner
- 2001PGA Award - Outstanding Producer of Theatrical Motion Pictures:Winner
- 2002BAFTA Children's Award - Best Feature Film:Nominated
- 2005Hollywood Film Award - Producer of the Year:Winner
- 2014AACTA Award - Best Film:Winner
- 2014FCCA Award - Best Film:Nominated
- 2025BAFTA Film Award - Outstanding British Film of the Year:Nominated