Jason Cloth, a Canadian financier with credits on dozens of films including “Babylon” and “Joker,” was hit with a $19.6 million verdict last week after failing to appear at a fraud trial ...

“Joker” is part of a six-picture financing ... “The Kitchen” and Ben Affleck’s “The Way Back.” Cloth spoke with Variety recently at the Waldorf Hotel in Beverly Hills.

By Winston Cho Jason Cloth, a Canadian financier with executive producer credits on dozens of films such as Joker, Licorice Pizza and the upcoming Mission: Impossible movie, is out as co-head of ...

Investors describe it as a "Hollywood hoax:" Cloth allegedly claimed their tens of millions were going to bankroll big name films including "Joker," "Babylon" and an upcoming "Mission Impossible." ...

according to Cloth. What may be Creative Wealth’s biggest money maker is about to be released: “Joker” (starring Joaquin Phoenix) which is being shown at the Toronto International Film ...

Caplan’s recent executive producer credits under the C2 banner include “Joker,” “Monkey Man,” and the upcoming “Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part Two.” Cloth’s exit came ...

With a string of box office successes to his name, Cloth has a record of understanding what audiences want. His biggest success was the 2019 film Joker starring Joaquin Phoenix as Batman’s nemesis.

That’s made him one of the biggest private financiers in the industry and generated returns of 8% to 11% for investors of the firm’s debt fund, according to Cloth. What may be Creative Wealth’s ...