Andre L III

Andre L III, born smack in the heart of Los Angeles on June 22, 1981, is the dude behind some wild projects in the film world. He’s not just hanging out in the background, either—he’s calling the shots as a producer and executive. People mostly know him for "Gods of Accident," which dropped back in 2010 and honestly, it’s got this gritty, can’t-look-away vibe that sticks with you. There’s been chatter about an untitled remake of the same film—because apparently, you can’t get enough chaos—and, yeah, he’s right in the thick of that mess too. And let’s not just gloss over "Aleppo." That one’s got some serious weight to it—nothing sugarcoated. Andre’s style? He doesn’t really play it safe. You get the sense he likes poking at the uncomfortable stuff, whether it’s tragedy or the weird stuff that happens when people’s lives go off the rails. He’s not just producing for the sake of it; you can tell he’s got a hand in shaping the whole vibe of these movies. Sort of that rare combo of business brain and creative guts. He’s one of those LA originals, soaking up the madness of the city and turning it into something you can’t ignore on screen. Even if you haven’t seen his name in flashing lights, if you’ve stumbled into one of his films, you probably walked out with your head spinning just a bit.