The Kennedy/Marshall Company, established in 1991 by award-winning producers Kathleen Kennedy and Frank Marshall, is a leading brand in the entertainment industry. With a legacy rooted in Amblin Entertainment, alongside filmmaker Steven Spielberg, Kennedy and Marshall have produced some of the most unforgettable film experiences of the 1980s, and continue to deliver commercially successful and critically acclaimed entertainment to audiences worldwide. The Kennedy/Marshall Company has garnered six Academy Award nominations for their exceptional films, including War Horse, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Munich, Seabiscuit, The Sixth Sense, and Lincoln.

Their remarkable achievements were further acknowledged when they received the prestigious Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award in 2018, in recognition of their consistently high-quality motion picture production. While the company's foundation lies in feature film production, The Kennedy/Marshall Company also embraces diverse entertainment opportunities across television, digital media, documentaries, and live theater performances.

Their film department has a first-look deal with Amblin Partners, reaffirming their commitment to delivering exceptional entertainment experiences. Based in Santa Monica, California, The Kennedy/Marshall Company is led by President of Film and Television, Frank Marshall, and President of Documentaries, Aly Parker, ensuring a continued legacy of excellence in the entertainment industry