Enrique López Lavigne
At the 32nd Goya Awards in 2018
Born	Enrique López Lavigne 1967 Madrid, Spain
Occupation	Film producer

Enrique López Lavigne (born 1967) is a film producer with an extensive work in Spanish cinema. He is a founder of Apache Films and Apaches Entertainment as well as El Estudio.

Biography

Enrique López Lavigne was born in Madrid in 1967,^[1] son to a Spanish father and a French mother.^[2] He studied law at the Complutense University of Madrid and then worked for a year as a lawyer in Paris.^[2] He began his career in media when he was 25 years old, entering to work for Sogecable and Canal+.^[1] Later in time he came to co-found Apaches Entertainment alongside Belén Atienza [es].^[1]

A prolific producer of Spanish films, his credits include works such as El asombroso mundo de Borjamari y Pocholo [es] (also co-director), Sex and Lucia, 28 Weeks Later, The Impossible, Holy Camp!, Selfie [ca], Gold, Veronica, and The Grandmother.^[3][4] In 2020, he was invited to membership in the AMPAS.^[5]

Together with Pablo Cruz and Diego Suárez Chialvo, he co-founded El Estudio, a production company with activity in Mexico, Spain and the United States.^[6]

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