Paula Weinstein, Emmy-Winning Producer of ‘The Perfect Storm’ and Former Tribeca Enterprises Executive, Dies at 78

variety.com:

Pat Saperstein Deputy Editor Paula Weinstein, the respected producer of films including “The Perfect Storm,” “Analyze This,” “The Fabulous Baker Boys” and “Blood Diamond,” and former chief content officer at Tribeca Enterprises, died Monday in New York.

She was 78. Her daughter, Hannah Rosenberg, said in a statement, “The world is a lesser place without my mother. She was a masterful producer and a force of nature for the things she believed in, including the many projects that spanned her illustrious career, the stories she fought to tell and the social justice causes she championed. “She shattered barriers in Hollywood and always lifted other women along with her.

And I know my mother would want me to add this: if you’d like to honor her, please stop what you are doing and turn your attention toward reelecting President Biden and making sure Democrats win down the ballot so we can be sure Democracy survives in America and around the world.” Weinstein was also an executive producer on “Grace and Frankie” and won two primetime Emmys for producing TV movies “Truman” and “Recount.” She left Tribeca Enterprises in September 2023 to devote her time to political causes.

Through her Spring Creek Prods., which she co-founded with her late husband in 1990, she also produced “Fearless,” “Flesh and Bone,” “This Is Where I Leave You,” “Too Big to Fail,” “The Company Men,” “The Astronaut Farmer” and “Monster-in-Law.” Her husband, Mark Rosenberg, died on the set of “Flesh and Bone” in 1992.