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Norman Golightly is a media veteran with over two decades of prolific experience in film, television and social media. From producing and executive producing films surpassing $2 billion in global box office, to his recent creation of multi-platform journalism and content company, Golightly has remained at the forefront of the ever-changing Hollywood landscape while maintaining a commitment to ...
- Producer, Actor
- July 17, 1972
- Norman Golightly
Norman Golightly joined Dark Castle Entertainment in 2021 as President of Production and Development. His initial productions include Last Breath starring Woody Harrelson and Simu Liu, and Old Guy starring Christoph Waltz.
Aug 25, 2017 · Norman Golightly opened up about his career journey and pivotal life challenges that have led to his current success. Golightly’s main message to a captive audience of students and young professionals: Work hard, follow your gut, and be willing to take second chances.
Norman Golightly strengthens creative environments by drawing on his business perspective… · Education: University of Pennsylvania - Wharton · Location: Los Angeles Metropolitan Area · 500 ...
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- Dark Castle Entertainment
Norman Golightly is a media veteran with over two decades of prolific experience in film, television and social media. From producing and executive producing films surpassing $2 billion in global box office, to his recent creation of multi-platform journalism and content company, Golightly has remained at the forefront of the ever-changing Hollywood landscape while maintaining a commitment to ...
Sep 12, 2012 · It sounds like a Cinderella story: Kitchener-Waterloo boy heads south, follows his heart to Hollywood, lands a grunt job and winds up running an Oscar-winning actor’s production company. That’s pretty much how life unfolded for Norman Golightly after he left Kitchener’s Forest Heights Collegiate for the University of Pennsylvania, where a ...
Mar 29, 2015 · Press conference interview with musician Andy Summers and film producer Norman Golightly on the documentary "Can't Stand Losing You: Surviving The Police."
