Neal Lemlein, a veteran amusement internet marketing government who worked for CBS, Common Studios and Fox, has died. He was 71.

Lemlein died July 22 of kidney cancer in Aurora, Colorado, his spouse, Patti Lemlein, declared.

Born on Sept. 29, 1950, Neal Charles Lemlein was lifted in White Plains, New York. He graduated from Tulane College, earned a master’s diploma in intercontinental relations from New York University and landed at the Madison Avenue promoting agency Youthful & Rubicam.

In San Francisco and then Los Angeles, Lemlein steered marketing and advertising and media campaigns for some 200 movies though doing the job for advertisement organizations, CBS, Universal Studios and 20th Century Fox.

At Doyle Dane Bernbach, he produced a internet marketing system for Star Wars (1977), and at D’Arcy Masius Benton & Bowles, he recognized and grew that agency’s entertainment follow, luring clientele this kind of as Paramount and NBC.

And as an government vp at Universal, Lemlein served produce the initial Jurassic Park topic park experience.

A member of the Academy of Movement Image Arts and Sciences because 1989, he lately was president of All over the Bend Media, a film funding, internet marketing and production business.

In addition to his wife, whom he married in 1986 — actor Michael Douglas compensated them a visit throughout their wedding day reception — survivors include things like his young children, Ryan and Alexandra mother Rhoda and sister Dian.