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Andrew Haas Joins ‘The Brutalist’ Producer’s Andrew Lauren Productions As Head Of Production And Development

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Andrew Haas has joined Andrew Lauren Productions as head of production and development, helping the company expand its film and television slate. He will find and develop material, build relationships with filmmakers and guide projects towards production, returning to a focus on feature films after a decade working on television.

Haas previously led television development for production companies run by Johnny Galecki and Charlize Theron, and held senior posts at Paramount Pictures and other companies. His feature credits include *I Love You, Man*, *Observe and Report*, *Going in Style* and *Ready Player One*. Lauren produced *The Brutalist*, which received 10 Academy Award nominations and won three, including best actor for Adrien Brody.

  • Andrew Haas is joining Andrew Lauren Productions as head of production and development.
  • He will help expand its film and television slate.
  • Lauren produced *The Brutalist*, a 10-time Oscar nominee and three-time winner.

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Andrew Lauren Productions is a film and television company founded by producer Andrew Lauren. A head of production and development helps choose stories, work with writers and filmmakers, and move projects towards being made.

Andrew Haas has worked in both film and television, including development roles at companies run by Johnny Galecki and Charlize Theron, and senior posts at Paramount Pictures. His film credits include *I Love You, Man* and *Ready Player One*.

Lauren produced *The Brutalist*, a film that received 10 Academy Award nominations and won three, including best actor for Adrien Brody. Haas’s appointment comes as the company seeks to expand the projects it develops for film and television.

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