Steve Golin, Oscar-Winning Producer, Has Died at 64

Film and TV producer Steve Golin, who won an Academy Award for Best Picture due to “Spotlight” and a Golden Globe for "The Revenant," passed away at 64 years of age.

Golin, who was also the founder and CEO of the multimedia development, production, and talent management company Anonymous Content LLP, died on April 21 in Los Angeles, reported his publicists.

Even though the details of his passing have not been shared so far, it is believed that cancer caused his death.

He was diagnosed with a rare form of bone cancer more than a decade ago, but he overcame it. However, he lost his left shoulder blade as a result. It is believed that he might have relapsed.

Apart from working in the highly acclaimed film “Spotlight,” Golin also worked in “The Revenant” and “Mr. Robot,” two projects that won him a Golden Globe each in 2016.

Anonymous Content LLP, his company, produced important TV dramas such as “True Detective,” “Catch-22,” “13 Reasons Why,” and “The Alienist.”

Golin is survived by his son, Ari, and daughter, Anna.