Nathan Kahane

Kahane's entertainment career began in the International Creative Management agent training program.^[10]

Before partnering with Drake, Kahane was the executive vice president of The Canton Company, Mark Canton's production company housed at Warner Bros.^[11] While at The Canton Company, Kahane was a co-producer on the thriller film Trapped (2002).^[12] He was also executive in charge of production for Angel Eyes (2001) and Get Carter (2000)^{[citation needed]} and packaged titles such as Alexander (2004) and Troy (2004).^{[citation needed]}

In 2002, Kahane became an executive vice president of motion pictures at Senator International, German company Senator Entertainment AG's Los Angeles-based production and distribution operation.^[10]

In 2003, Kahane co-founded Mandate Pictures with Drake. He was also the president of Mandate Pictures.^[1] At Mandate Pictures, he produced films such as the Harold & Kumar franchise,^[13][14][15] Juno (2007),^[16] the comedy 50/50 (2011),^[17] Young Adult (2011),^[18] Hope Springs (2012),^[19] and This Is the End (2013).^[20]

In 2012, Kahane co-founded Good Universe with Drake.^[1]

In 2018, Kahane became president of the Lionsgate motion picture group.^[21]

Kahane is an alumnus of the Haas School of Business^{[citation needed]} at the University of California, Berkeley.^[22]

He was a producer in all films listed below unless otherwise noted.