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Tim Bevan

January 2013

  • 70th Annual Golden Globe Awards - Show

    British successes at Golden Globes put in shade by Jodie Foster's 'coming out'

    Actor uses awards ceremony speech to make first public utterance about her sexuality, an open secret in Hollywood

September 2012

  • Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner

    MediaGuardian 100 2012 1-100
    82. Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner

    Job: co-chairmen, Working Title Films
    Age: 54 and 52
    Industry: film, broadcasting
    New entry

November 2010

  • TIM BEVAN

    Film blog
    What's the script for the future of British film?

    Paul Hoggart: The London Screenwriters' festival saw differences of opinion on what impact the demise of the Film Council will have

September 2010

  • Avatar director James Cameron hugs actor Zoe Saldana at the Golden Globe awards

    Film power 100
    Film Power 100: the full list

  • Working Title's Eric Fellner (L) and Tim Bevan

    Film power 100
    Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner | No 12

November 2009

  • Artists cast as saviours of British cinema

    After the success of Steve McQueen and Sam Taylor-Wood, the UK Film Council aims to fund debuts by a new crop of artists turned film-makers

July 2008

  • Eric Fellner and Tim Bevan

    51. Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner

    Job: co-chairmen, Working Title Films
    Age: 50, 48
    Industry: film-making
    New entry

June 2008

  • Hugh Grant to get lost in translation with Zhang Ziyi

    Hugh Grant is in talks to star opposite Chinese actor Zhang Ziyi in the latest romantic comedy from Four Weddings and a Funeral makers Working Title

May 2007

  • Coen brothers reunite for Fargo-like spy movie

    Working Title, Britain's most successful film company, is to renew its working relationship with the Coen brothers.

September 2005

  • In brief: Working Title goes Below the Fold

    Plus: Zellweger files for annulment, while Pitt and Jolie head for the altar.

April 2005

  • The producers

    Interview: Eric Fellner and Tim Bevan, co-chairmen Working Title Films.

January 2003

  • Hit studio snaps up Millington rights

    Working Title, the British studio behind Notting Hill and Four Weddings and a Funeral is hoping to hit box office gold again by repeating the 'relationship flick' trick with Mil Millington's Things My Girlfriend and I Have Argued About. By Fiachra Gibbons.

April 2001

  • Britflick's twin towers of power

    Two new blockbusters confirm Eric Fellner and Tim Bevan as Britain's biggest movie moguls of all time, writes Mark Morris.

July 2000

  • Working Title tops Hollywood's most powerful Brit list

    The names of Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner may be unfamiliar to the average film-goer, but according to the Sun, they are the most powerful Brits in Hollywood today

March 2000

  • Rowan Atkinson to star as spoof 007

    Rowan Atkinson has signed up to play a British sleuth in a Working Title action-comedy written by Robert Wade and Neal Purvis, the screenwriting duo behind The World is Not Enough

March 1999

  • £368m Working deal for British producers

    Working Title, the production company behind Four Weddings and a Funeral and Fargo, has signed a five-year agreement with Universal worth £368 million. The ambitious deal - the latest in a series of partnerships between US companies and British producers - will allow Working Title, run by Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner, to make five movies a year with at least £15.5 million pledged for each picture.

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