Eric Fellner

Again collaborated with Atkinson for "Mr. Bean's Holiday"

Earned second Oscar nomination for Best Picture for producing "Atonement"

Produced the controversal "United 93"

Produced the sequel "Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason"

Produced Richard Curtis' directorial debut "Love Actually"; received a Golden Globe nomination for Best Comedy or Musical Picture

Co-Produced the romantic comedy "Bridget Jones Diary"

Signed five-year deal with Universal

Working Title released "Notting Hill" teaming Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts

Established special effects subsidiary Double Negative

Served as one of the executive producers of the period drama "Elizabeth"; earned first Oscar nomination for Best Picture

Executive produced "The Big Lebowski" for the Coens

Had international hit with the comedy "Bean," starring Rowan Atkinson

Second teaming with the Coen brothers on the award-winning "Fargo"

Re-teamed with Tim Robbins as executive producer of "Dead Man Walking"

Served as executive producer on "Panther," directed by Mario Van Peebles

Executive produced "Armisted Maupin's Tales of the City" for PBS

First worked with the Coen brothers as executive producer of "The Hudsucker Proxy"

Served as executive producer on the Oscar-nominated Best Picture "Four Weddings and a Funeral"

Executive produced Tim Robbins' directorial debut, "Bob Roberts"

Joined with Tim Bevan in Working Title Films

Produced first feature film, "Sid and Nancy"

Founded Initial Pictures (with Scott Millaney)

Founded Direct Productions

First job in industry, as a runner for Zoetrope, a music video company; eventually began producing videos