About Moshe Diamant
Born 1946. Moshe Diamant is a film producer, known for Maximum Risk, Sudden Death (1995 film) and The Black Dahlia (film).
Moshe Diamant is an American film producer. He is best known for having started Trans World Entertainment (TWE) in 1983.
Filmography (Producer) He was a producer in all films unless otherwise noted.
Film Year Film Credit Notes 1985 Creature Executive producer Master Class Executive producer Direct-to-video Pray for Death Executive producer 1986 Ninja Theater Hosted by Sho Kosugi - "Katana" Executive producer Direct-to-video segment used on VHS releases of "Fists of Dragons" and "Diamond Ninja Force" Ninja Theater Hosted by Sho Kosugi - "Bo" Executive producer Direct-to-video segment used on VHS releases of "Shaolin Temple Strikes Back" and "Ninja Champion" Ninja Theater Hosted by Sho Kosugi - "Ninja Fan" Executive producer Direct-to-video segment used on VHS release of "The Little Heroes of Shaolin Temple" Ninja Theater Hosted by Sho Kosugi - "Tekagi" Executive producer Direct-to-video segment used on VHS releases of "Young Hero" and "Golden Ninja Warrior" Ninja Theater Hosted by Sho Kosugi - "Shikomizue" Executive producer Direct-to-video segment used on VHS releases of "Shaolin Drunk Fighter" and "Venus the Ninja" Ninja Theater Hosted by Sho Kosugi - "Yari" Executive producer Direct-to-video segment used on VHS releases of "The Great Massacre" and "The Dragon, The Odds" Ninja Theater Hosted by Sho Kosugi - "Tonfa" Executive producer Direct-to-video segment used on VHS releases of "Ninja Terminator" (PAL) and "Wolfen Ninja" Ninja Theater Hosted by Sho Kosugi - "Shobo" Executive producer Direct-to-video segment used on VHS releases of "Flash Challenger", "Ninja Terminator" and "Challenge the Ninja" Ninja Theater Hosted by Sho Kosugi - "Self Defense" Executive producer Direct-to-video segment used on VHS release of "Eagle Claws Champion" Ninja Theater Hosted by Sho Kosugi - "Jitte" Executive producer Direct-to-video segment used on VHS release of "Phoenix the Ninja" Ninja Theater Hosted by Sho Kosugi - "Kama" Executive producer Direct-to-video segment used on VHS release of "Ninja, The Protector" Ninja Theater Hosted by Sho Kosugi - "Nunchaku" Executive producer Direct-to-video segment used on VHS release of "Kingfisher the Killer" Ninja Theater Hosted by Sho Kosugi - "Manrki-gusari" Executive producer Direct-to-video segment used on VHS release of "Champ Against Champ" Karatix Executive producer Direct-to-Video 1987 Rage of Honor Executive producer Programmed to Kill Executive producer Catch the Heat Executive producer The Curse Executive producer Commando Squad Executive producer Moon in Scorpio Executive producer Survival Game Executive producer The Wild Pair Executive producer Interzone Executive producer 1988 Killer Klowns from Outer Space Executive producer Uncredited Kansas Executive producer Seven Hours to Judgment Executive producer High Spirits Executive producer Full Moon in Blue Water Executive producer 1989 Sonny Boy Executive producer I, Madman Executive producer Teen Witch Executive producer Night Game Executive producer Ghosts Can't Do It Executive producer Honeymoon Academy Executive producer Direct-to-video 1990 Why Me? Executive producer Ski Patrol Executive producer I Come in Peace Executive producer Uncredited Men at Work Executive producer Top Model 2 Executive producer 1991 Stone Cold Uncredited Eyes of an Angel Executive producer Double Impact Executive producer Leather Jackets Executive producer 1993 Joshua Tree Uncredited Hard Target Executive producer 1994 Men of War Executive producer Timecop 1995 Sudden Death 1996 The Quest Maximum Risk 1997 Double Team 1998 Knock Off Uncredited 1999 Simon Sez 2001 The Body Executive producer The Musketeer 2002 FeardotCom Extreme Ops 2004 Spartan Imaginary Heroes Funky Monkey 2005 A Sound of Thunder 2006 Tristan & Isolde The Black Dahlia 2007 Until Death 2008 The Shepherd: Border Patrol Direct-to-video 2009 It's Alive Executive producer Beyond a Reasonable Doubt Solitary Man Executive producer Uncredited Universal Soldier: Regeneration 2010 The Eagle Path 2011 The Ledge The Task Seconds Apart Husk Flypaper Fertile Ground 51 Never Back Down 2: The Beatdown Executive producer Direct-to-video 2012 Transit Dragon Eyes Executive producer The Philly Kid Stash House El Gringo Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning 2013 Legendary Executive producer Dark Circles Getaway Enemies Closer 2014 Asylum Full Love 2015 Ruby Strangelove Young Witch Re-Kill Executive producer 2018 The Hurricane Heist Speed Kills Executive producer 2019 We Die Young 2021 The Protégé 2022 Memory 2024 Dirty Angels 2026 Just Play Dead
Miscellaneous crew
Year Film Role Notes 1987 The Wild Pair Presenter 1988 The Further Adventures of Tennessee Buck Killer Klowns from Outer Space Seven Hours to Judgment Production 1989 I, Madman Ghosts Can't Do It Presenter Honeymoon Academy Direct-to-video 1990 Why Me? Ski Patrol Waiting for the Light Bad Influence The Ambulance Men at Work 1991 Eyes of an Angel Leather Jackets
As writer
Year Film 1995 Midnight Man 1999 Simon Sez 2002 FeardotCom 2012 Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning
Thanks
Year Film Role 1989 Warm Summer Rain The producers wish to thank Ghosts Can't Do It Thanks
Television Year Title Notes 2011 Scream of the Banshee Television film 2012 Red Clover Television film
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Moshe Diamant?
American film producer
When was Moshe Diamant born?
Moshe Diamant was born on 13 December 1946.
What is Moshe Diamant's occupation?
Moshe Diamant is a film producer.
What is Moshe Diamant known for?
Moshe Diamant is known for Maximum Risk, Sudden Death (1995 film), The Black Dahlia (film), The Quest (1996 film), Timecop and Tristan & Isolde (film).
Sources & further reading
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