Bingham Ray

Bingham Ray

Bingham Ray Obituary

Published by Legacy Remembers on Jan. 23, 2012.
PARK CITY, Utah (AP) - Filmmaking executive Bingham Ray has died while attending the Sundance Film Festival. He was 57.

The San Francisco Film Society says Ray died Monday. He was hospitalized Saturday after suffering an apparent stroke while attending the annual showcase of independent film in Park City, Utah. The exact cause of death was not released.

Ray served as president of United Artists for several years, where he shepherded such films as "Bowling for Columbine" and "Hotel Rwanda." He also worked at Sidney Kimmel Entertainment, where he developed marketing and distribution plans for films including "Death at a Funeral" and "Lars and the Real Girl."

The Sundance Institute called Ray's contributions to independent film "indelible."

He is survived by his wife, three children and two sisters.


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Henry Siegel

January 25, 2012

All my condolences to Binham's family...I had the pleasure of working with him at October Films and staying in touch...I will never forget his compassion, warmth, and sense of humour...truly a special person...Henry Siegel

January 24, 2012

My heart goes out to the entire family...Lee Finnegan, friend of Deb's

A Loving Wife

January 24, 2012

When death reaches into a person's family and snatches away his mate or some other loved one, the shock of loss can be the severest emotional blow of our lives. Grief can be so difficult to endure that we may suffered sleepless nights, empty days and a feeling of not knowing how to go on, especially if the one lost is a mate. God is there for us He see our tears flow and pain oh heart, He will give us the needed strength to just go from one day to next. "that the power beyond what is normal may be God's and not that out of ourselves".

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