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Jay Stern is an American film producer.^[1]

Filmography

He was a producer in all films unless otherwise noted.

Film

Year	Film	Notes
1997	Love Jones	Executive producer
	B.A.P.S.	Executive producer
	Money Talks	Co-executive producer
1998	Rush Hour	Executive producer
1999	The Corruptor	Executive producer
2000	Love & Basketball	Executive producer
2001	Rush Hour 2
2004	After the Sunset
2007	Code Name: The Cleaner
2007	Rush Hour 3
2010	Mother's Day
2011	Horrible Bosses
2014	Horrible Bosses 2
2015	A Walk in the Woods	Executive producer
	Last Knights	Executive producer
	Equals
TBA	Hong Kong Phooey

Miscellaneous crew

Year	Film	Notes
1979	Squeeze Play!	Assistant to producer

Thanks

Year	Film	Notes
2005	Santa's Slay	The producers wish to thank

References

^ "Producer Jay Stern Interview HORRIBLE BOSSES". Collider. Retrieved 2013-07-11.

External links

Jay Stern at IMDb

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