Camila Cabello’s Cinderella Movie to Be Produced by Jonathan Kadin After He Steps Down As Sony Pictures Executive

Producer Jonathan Kadin first independent project after leaving Sony will be the Camila Cabello starrer Cinderella. Jonathan who was behind films like 21 Jump Street, Superbad, and Step Brothers will be working with Film producer Leo Pearlman for Camila's upcoming album.

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Washington D.C, June 27: Producer Jonathan Kadin first independent project after leaving Sony will be the Camila Cabello starrer Cinderella. Jonathan who was behind films like 21 Jump Street, Superbad, and Step Brothers will be working with Film producer Leo Pearlman for Camila's upcoming album. After Cinderella the veteran will be working on David Guggenheim's untitled action-thriller, which he will produce with Adam Kolbrenner and on 'Skyward' which is an adaptation of a comic book. Camila Cabello’s Cinderella Movie to Release in February 2021

He also expressed his gratefulness on working with some talented people in his career in Sony."After almost 20 years, it's bittersweet to leave my colleagues in the iconic Thalberg building and this historic lot. I've worked with many incredible people, excellent mentors and talented filmmakers, all of whom have prepared me for this next step in my career. I'm particularly grateful to have worked with both Tom [Rothman] and Sanford [Panitch]. Their passion for movies is infectious. I love making movies and have always wanted to dive deeper into the process and ultimately be a producer," Jonathan, said in a statement." Havana Singer Camila Cabello to Debut as Cinderella in Kay Cannon Movie

Everyone who has worked with Jonathan Kadin knows how committed and fiercely loyal he is to his projects; these are also the things that make great producers. Jonathan has been thinking about making this transition for quite some time, and we're all thrilled to work with him as he transitions to being a producer," added Columbia Pictures president Sanford Panitch.

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