ERIC FELLNER AND TIM BEVAN (Producers)

Co-chaired by Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner since its establishment in 1982, Working Title Films is Europe's leading film production company. The company has produced more than 70 films, with a combined worldwide gross in excess of two and a half billion dollars, won 4 Academy Awards, 20 British Academy Awards and numerous prizes at the Cannes and Berlin Film Festivals. Their credits include the hugely successful romantic comedies: FOUR WEDDINGS AND A FUNERAL, NOTTING HILL, BRIDGET JONES'S DIARY and LOVE ACTUALLY; the Academy-Award winning: DEAD MAN WALKING, FARGO and ELIZABETH; as well as the International critical and commercial successes: BEAN, THE HUDSUCKER PROXY, O' BROTHER WHERE ART THOU? and BILLY ELLIOT.

Forthcoming productions for Working Title include BRIDGET JONES: THE EDGE OF REASON, directed by Beeban Kidron with Renee Zellweger again starring as Bridget alongside Colin Firth's Darcy and Hugh Grant's Cleaver; THUNDERBIRDS directed by Jonathan Frakes starring Sir Ben Kingsley, Bill Paxton and Anthony Edwards; WIMBLEDON, a romantic comedy starring Kirsten Dunst and Paul Bettany and directed by Richard Loncraine; THE INTERPRETER directed by Sydney Pollack starring Nicole Kidman and Sean Penn and NANNY MCPHEE directed by Kirk Jones, written by and starring Emma Thompson and Colin Firth.

JON FINN (Producer)

Jon started in the film industry as a production manager then line producer on several feature films and major television dramas. In 1996 he joined the production department at Working Title Films overseeing all of Working Title's feature films and television projects at that time. A year later he helped David Goldesgeyne set up the Jerwood Film Prize and produced the Bafta nominated short film EIGHT, Stephen Daldry's film directing debut.

In 1999 Jon along with Natascha Wharton set up WT2, Working Title's low budget film label. In the same year he produced Billy Elliot. His next project was the digital thriller MY LITTLE EYE, directed by Marc Evans. In 2001 Jon left WT2, to concentrate purely on producing and to develop EVEREST with Stephen Daldry. Jon's company, Big Pond, now has a slate of films developed in association with Working Title Films, Stephen Daldry Pictures, The Film Council and the directors Marc Evans and Ringan Ledwidge.