three, including "Junior Bonner," with Steve McQueen, and "Jeremiah Johnson," with Robert Redford. He produced Robert Wise's 1977 thriller "Audrey Rose," and "...And Justice for All" in 1979.In the early to mid-'80s, as prexy of production at 20th Century Fox, he oversaw films including "Romancing the Stone," "Bachelor Party," "Revenge of the Nerds," "Ladyhawke," "Enemy Mine" and "Cocoon."

He produced the Burt Lancaster-Kirk Douglas reunion "Tough Guys" in 1986 and William Friedkin's "The Guardian" in 1990, and he was exec producer on "Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot!" In 1997 he made the first of two films based on James Patterson's Alex Cross novel: "Kiss the Girls," starring Freeman and Ashley Judd. The sequel, 2001's "Along Came a Spider," was Wizan's last movie.

Born in Monterrey, Mexico, Wizan grew upin the Boyle Heights section of East Los Angeles, went to UCLA and served in the National Guard.

During the 1990s he created and hosted talkradio show "Inside the Movies" (later "The A List") on Los Angeles radio station KRLA; his guests on the shows included actors, screenwriters, directors, producers and studio execs. More recently he served as an adjunct professor at UC Santa Barbara's film studies department.

He is survived by his wife, Melanie; a son and a daughter; two stepsons; two grandchildren; two stepgrandchildren; and his sister.

Olivier Raoux, chief designer of "La Vie en Rose" won a Cesar for this contribution, has died at the age of 49 years, as a result of cardiac arrest.

A victim of cardiac arrest on the island of Mullein, where he had gone