Marc Turtletaub
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Alan Turtletaub (father)Beatrice Ann Turtletaub (mother) |
Marc Jay Turtletaub (born January 30, 1946)
Early life and education
Born in Lakewood, New Jersey,
The Money Store
Turtletaub worked for 20 years at The Money Store, a company founded by his father, Alan Turtletaub, in 1967.
Turtletaub was a "generous donator" to federally elected officials; a friend of President Bill Clinton (FOB), he got to sleep in the
The Money Store was closed in July, 2000, at a loss of $1.7 billion to First Union Bank Corp.[23]
Producer
With a profit of $700 million from selling The Money Store, Turtletaub, decided to go into the film business.
In 2014 Turtletaub started a TV division, Big Beach TV,
In February, 2022, Big Beach moved its headquarters to Los Angeles and laid off an unknown number of staff. Saraf had "quietly" left in 2021. The cuts have been described as a sign of the difficulty facing indie filmmakers, "even those with awards pedigree and decades of survival."[75] Big Beach announced in 2024 that they had fully relocated to Los Angeles, and that their films Out of My Mind (film) and Winner (2024 film) would premiere at the 2024 Sundance Film Festival. [76]
His theatrical producing debut was in 2009, the
Director
Turtletaub is a director of three films. In 2011 he directed "It’s a story about a woman who’s a mother and a wife living in suburban Connecticut, doting on her husband and her sons. And I knew that woman – it was my mother. I grew up in suburban New Jersey, and she doted on my dad and me. When I read [the screenplay], I felt like it was a story I could tell."[88]
He directed (and produced) Jules, a movie starring Ben Kingsley and Jane Curtin. Filming started September 10, 2021, in Boonton, New Jersey. It is about an unusual visitor to a small western Pennsylvania town.[89] The film had its world premier at the 2023 Sonoma International Film Festival in March, 2023.[90] It was the opening night film and won the Stolman Audience Award for Best Feature.[91] Bleecker Street released the film in theaters August 11, 2023.[92]
Marie Phillips, the author of the novel Gods Behaving Badly, described Turtletaub on-set as genial, good-natured and friendly.[93]
His style is radical and unique.
Personal life
Turtletaub has two sons
He has remained politically active since leaving The Money Store. He has supported Democratic candidates at many levels of office, from city to federal.[104][105][106][107] In addition to Sacramento,[18] since 2000 Turtletaub has had residences in Los Angeles,[14] the West Village,[37] Orcas Island,[108] and Makena, Hawaii.[107]
Filmography
He was a producer in all films unless otherwise noted.
Film
Year | Film | Credit |
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2004 | Laws of Attraction | |
2005 | Duane Hopwood | |
The Honeymooners | ||
Everything Is Illuminated | ||
2006 | Little Miss Sunshine | |
Sherrybaby | ||
2007 | Chop Shop | |
2008 | Sunshine Cleaning | |
Is Anybody There? | ||
2009 | Away We Go | |
2010 | Jack Goes Boating | |
2011 | Our Idiot Brother | |
2012 | Safety Not Guaranteed | |
2013 | Gods Behaving Badly | |
2015 | Louder Than Bombs | |
Me Him Her | ||
3 Generations | ||
2016 | Loving | |
2018 | White Fang | |
Puzzle | ||
2019 | The Farewell | |
A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood | ||
2020 | What the Constitution Means to Me | Executive producer |
2021 | Land | Executive producer |
2023 | Jules |
- As director
Year | Film |
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2013 | Gods Behaving Badly |
2018 | Puzzle |
2023 | Jules |
- As writer
Year | Film |
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2013 | Gods Behaving Badly |
- As an actor
Year | Film | Role |
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2004 | Laws of Attraction | Judge Withers |
2006 | Little Miss Sunshine | Doctor #1 |
- Thanks
Year | Film | Role |
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2012 | Sleepwalk with Me | The filmmakers wish to thank |
2016 | Morris from America | Special thanks |
2018 | Maine |
Television
Year | Title | Credit | Notes |
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2018 | Vida | Executive producer | |
2018−19 | Sorry for Your Loss | Executive producer | |
2021 | Nuclear Family | Executive producer | Documentary |
Awards
- Independent Spirit Award for Best Film, 2006, Little Miss Sunshine
- Producers Guild of America Award for Best Theatrical Motion Picture, 2006, Little Miss Sunshine
- Independent Spirit Award for Best Film, 2019, The Farewell
Notes
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