William Santor Dies: Film Financier Who Backed ‘The Retirement Plan’ & ‘The Little Hours’ Found Unresponsive At Cayman Islands Home
deadline.comFilm financier William Santor, best known for bringing Hollywood titles such as The Baker (2022) and The Retirement Plan (2023) to his adopted home of the Cayman Islands, died December 28.
He was 50. Santor’s death has been confirmed by the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service in multiple local media reports. The Canadian-born financier was found unresponsive at his home on the island and was later taken to the Cayman Islands Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
Officers are investigating. In a statement to Deadline, the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service said it is “carrying out an investigation surrounding the sudden death of a 50-year-old-man who is a Canadian citizen residing in the Cayman Islands.” “The matter is an active investigation and all investigative lines of enquiries are being carried out,” the statement continued.
Deadline has contacted Productivity Media, Santor’s former company, for further comment. Santor co-founded Productivity Media alongside producers John Hills and Andrew Chang-Sang in 2012.
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