Kristina Rivera

Kristina Rivera is best known for her collaborations with Clint Eastwood. She began her career at Malpaso Productions as his assistant on "Invictus" and worked on "Hereafter", "J.Edgar", "Trouble with the Curve" and "Jersey Boys" before her promotion to associate producer on "American Sniper". Rivera subsequently brought the screenplay "Sully" to Eastwood and was co-producer on the film. She then developed the "The 15:17 to Paris" screenplay with first time writer Dorothy Blyskal, and garnered the title Producer. She also produced "The Mule" and is a co-executive producer on Aaron Sorkin's film "The Trial of the Chicago 7". A native of Chicago, Illinois, Rivera received a Bachelor's degree in Marketing Communications from Columbia College Chicago.