Dede Gardner

Dede Gardner, born on October sixteenth, nineteen sixty-seven, is a prominent American film producer known for her exceptional contributions to the film industry. As a co-founder of Plan B Entertainment, she has played a pivotal role in shaping the company's vision since its inception. Since two thousand thirteen, she has served as Co-President alongside Jeremy Kleiner, further solidifying her influence in Hollywood.

Gardner's remarkable talent has earned her critical acclaim, including two Academy Awards for Best Picture. She won these prestigious awards for her work on the films '12 Years a Slave' in two thousand thirteen and 'Moonlight' in two thousand sixteen, making history as the first woman to achieve this feat. Her dedication to storytelling and commitment to excellence have set her apart in a competitive industry.

In addition to her Oscar wins, Gardner has received numerous nominations for her outstanding productions. These include 'The Tree of Life' in two thousand eleven, 'Selma' in two thousand fourteen, 'The Big Short' in two thousand fifteen, 'Vice' in two thousand eighteen, 'Women Talking' in two thousand twenty-two, 'Nickel Boys' in two thousand twenty-four, and 'F1' in two thousand twenty-five. This impressive record makes her the most nominated female producer in the history of the Academy Awards.