Bob Van Ronkel
Bob Van Ronkel is an American producer and the president of Doors to Hollywood, a company that in the last 10 years has brought over 70 Hollywood stars and bands to Russia and other countries for festivals, shows and special events.[1][2]
Some of those guests were: Jack Nicholson,[3] Jim Carrey,[4] Sean Penn, Mickey Rourke, John Malkovich, Dolph Lundgren, Pamela Anderson, Mariah Carey, Katy Perry, Kiss, Nazareth, Scorpions, Brian Ferry, A-HA, 30 Seconds to Mars, Gypsy Kings.[5]
He has produced 6 films, four of which filmed in Russia, a Russian television series for ORT called “Tryukachi”, three Odessa Jazz Festivals, the MDM Bank/Hiro Yamagata laser exhibition for Saint Petersburg’s 300 year anniversary and three 1,000,000 Smiles charity events for orphan children. He has been a consultant to seven film festivals: Eurasia International Film Festival Almaty, Kazakhstan, Astana Action Film Festival, Kazakhstan, Kinotavr, Faces of Love, 2Morrow, Me and Family, the Moscow International Film Festival, as well as Russian channels MTV, Muz-TV, and NTV Russia. In 2007 he opened the Grand Havana Room Moscow ( www.GHRmoscow.ru ), a private cigar and business club for Russia’s elite.
He is in pre-production on a new feature film entitled "The End of the War", a US television series called, “From the Files of the KGB”.[6]
Production
- 2009 - Co-Produced, Command Performance.
- 2006 - Produced, The Odessa Jazz Festival.
- 2005 - Produced, The Odessa Jazz Festival.
- 2004 - Produced, A Day at the Jazz Festival.
- 2004 - Produced, Odessa Jazz Festival.
- 2004 - Executive Produced, Mirror Wars ( Zerkalnie voyni: Otrazhenie pervoye).
- 2003 - Co-Produced, Tryukachi, a television series about stuntmen for Russia's ORT.
- 2003 - Produced, Hiro Yamagata's Outdoor Laser Exhibition in Saint Petersburg.
- 2001 - Executive Produced, Red Serpent.
- 2000 - Executive Produced, Scream of the Mummy.
- 1999 - Executive Produced, The Tic Code.
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- - Best feature film; Berlin International Film Festival
- - Audience Award and Special Recognition for Music; Hampton's Int. Film Festival.
References
- ^ Bridge, Robert (30 January 2009). "Bob Van Ronkel, Hollywood’s Man in Moscow". The Moscow News (Moscow). http://www.cdi.org/russia/johnson/2009-21-41.cfm.
- ^ Заруцкая, Наталья (15 April 2003). "Боб Ван Ронкель берет на буксир российскую киноиндустрию url=http://www.businesspress.ru/newspaper/article_mId_3_aId_259747.html". Деловая Пресса. Альянс Медиа (Moscow, Russia).
- ^ Невский, Александр (31 May 2006). "Встреча с Джеком Николсоном". Аргументы и Факты. АиФ (Moscow, Russia). http://gazeta.aif.ru/conf/conf/113.
- ^ "Боб Ван Ронкель: Вуди Харрельсон курил в Москве марихуану". Экспресс Газета online (Moscow, Russia). 27 February 2002. http://www.eg.ru/daily/cadr/2179/.
- ^ Bob Van Ronkel, Hollywood's Man in Moscow
- ^ Bridge, Robert (30 January 2009). "Bob Van Ronkel, Hollywood’s Man in Moscow". The Moscow News (Moscow). http://www.cdi.org/russia/johnson/2009-21-41.cfm.
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