Stanley R. Jaffe, the Oscar-winning producer of 1980’s “Kramer vs. Kramer,” died on Monday in Rancho Mirage, California, at 84.

Jaffe, son of Columbia Pictures executive Leo Jaffe, worked on several iconic films, including “Fatal Attraction,” “The Accused,” “Goodbye, Columbus,” and “The Bad News Bears.” His work in the 1980s also included notable titles such as “Taps,” “Racing With the Moon,” and “Black Rain,” according to Variety. 

Jaffe, who co-founded Jaffe-Lansing Productions with Sherry Lansing, earned an Academy Award nomination for producing “Fatal Attraction” in 1987.

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