Moritz Borman, a prolific German-born film producer whose career spanning multiple decades established him as a significant figure in both prestige cinema and major studio productions, has died at age 71. The producer passed away on July 1 whilst working on an upcoming film project in Munich, with his extensive credits including the Oscar-nominated works "The Quiet American" and "Under the Volcano," as well as entries in the Terminator franchise and other major studio projects.

Borman was perhaps best known for his long-standing creative partnership with director Oliver Stone, collaborating on multiple acclaimed films throughout his career. His colleagues Eric Kopeloff and Philip Schulz-Deyle, who served as his producing partners for many years, confirmed his death. No cause has been disclosed at this time.