Martin Wiley, a renowned producer, and executive whose credits include Acts of Violence, Never Speak to Strangers, and Under Siege 2: Dark Territory, passed away on March 20, according to his family.
He was 65.
Wiley, a USC graduate with a post-graduate degree from UCLA, worked as a creative executive in charge of development on films produced by Warner Bros., Sony, Lionsgate, and other studios, as well as as a supervising producer and/or unit production manager for more than a dozen theatrical pictures. Continue reading to discover his cause of death.
Martin Wiley’s cause of death: How did Martin Wiley die?
The cause of death of the renowned producer has not been disclosed to the public.
Meanwhile, Wiley began his career as a producer or co-producer on films such as Mutator, Immersion, and Little Sister in the late 1980s. For the Steven Seagal action movie Under Siege 2: Dark Territory (1995), he won his first executive producing post, and the same year, he produced the Antonio Banderas-Rebecca DeMornay thriller Never Talk to Strangers.
Chill Factor, Tamara, Madison, Drive Thru, The Plague, Woodstock or Bust, and The Lazarus Project are among her other film credits as a producer.
He also wrote and directed Brian Friedman’s 2004 dancing documentary freestyle, as well as the screenplay for the spoken (2011).
