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ERIC TILL (Director) began his feature film career with "Hot Millions," starring Peter Ustinov. His motion pictures have been cited by such distinguished organizations as the Cannes Film Festival for his direction of 1972's "A Fan's Notes;" by the Moscow International Film Festival in 1975 for "All Things Bright and Beautiful;" and by the Genie Awards, the "Canadian Oscar," for 1979's "Wild Horse
Hank," and 1982's "If You Could See What I Hear." His other directing credits include "Bethune," "Improper Channels," "An American Christmas Carol," "Oh, What a Night," "A Case of Libel," "The Girl Next Door," "Pit Pony" and "Bonhoeffer: Agent of Grace." Till began his diverse career working in the BBC's Television Music Department. He then moved to Canada, where he worked for the National
Ballet of Canada as company manager and, later, for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation directing classical music productions before returning to the United Kingdom where he began his work in feature films.
CAMILLE THOMASSON (Writer) previously wrote the original Spanish language screenplay, "Ave Maria," produced in Mexico and honored at the 2000 Latin American Film Festival. Her other credits include "The Disappearance of Christina," "A Family Again" and "Daniel and the Towers." In addition, she was a guest lecturer at the Sundance Institute's
2003 Screenwriter's Lab.
BART GAVIGAN (Writer) has previously written and produced specials for the BBC. As a writer, he has served as advisor at The Sundance Institute. He created the screenwriting course "The Naked Screenplay" and is consultant to the Northern Film School at Leeds.
BRIGITTE ROCHOW (Producer) is in charge of drama production at Neue Filmproduktion TV. Her credits as a producer include "Ein Mord auf dem Konto," "Dr. Sommerfeld - Neues vom Biilowbogen," Gestern ist nie Vorbei" and "OpferlammZwischen Liege und Hass."
ROLF ZEHETBAUER (Production Desif!ner) is an Academy Award-winner for the art direction/set design of 1972's "Cabaret." Among his credits are such challenging and stylistically diverse films as "Das Boot" and "Querelle" and "Cabaret." Additional feature film credits include "The Odessa File," "The Neverending Story," "The
Neverending Story III," "Twlight's Last Gleaming," "The Brass Target," "Lili Marlene," "Lola," "Who is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe?," "Night Crossing," "Enemy Mine" and most recently, "Manila."
ROBERT FRAISSE (Director of Photof!raphv) was nominated for an Academy Award for his cinematography on the 1992 film, "The Lover." Fraisse has a 25-year-Iong career, working primarily in French cinema as well as television and advertising. He has worked with such directors as the late John Frankenheimer, Adrian Lyne, Jean-Jacques Annaud and Ridley Scott. Among his feature
film credits are "Enemy at the Gates," "Vatel," "Season's Beatings/LaBilche," "Ronin," "Seven Years in Tibet," "Keys to Tulsa," "Fantome avec Chauffeur," "Wings of Courage," "Citizen X," "La Passarelle," "Spiralle," "La Gitane" and "Lady Chatterly's Lover."
RICHARD HARVEY (Composer) has composed the scores for over 50 feature film and television projects. Among these are his scores for Francois Ford Coppola's "Suriyothai," "Two Men Went to War," "In Search of an Impotent Man," "Animal Farm," "Arabian Nights," "Deadly Advice" and "Half Moon Street." Harvey graduated
from the Royal College of Music in 1972 as a woodwind instrumentalist and played recorder and early woodwinds with his own group, Gryphon. Through his work with composer Maurice Jarre, whose own works include "Lawrence of Arabia" and "Dr. Zhivago," Harvey turned his attentions to film scoring. However, he did provide all the woodwind solos for the animated feature "The Lion King." His non-film compositions include his oratio "Plague and the Moonflower"
and "Concerto Antico," which he composed for Sir John Williams and the London Symphony Orchestra. Harvey also received aBAFT A award for his score for "GBH," which he composed with Elvis Costello.
CLIVE BARRETT (Editor) previously edited "Extreme Ops," a break-neck action adventure film, before he began work on "Luther." His other credits as film editor include "The Boxer" and "Wavelength." As an associate editor, Barrett began his editing career with such notable films as "Pink Floyd: The Wall," "Another Country,"
"Birdy," "Absolute Beginners," "Angel Heart," "In the Name of Our Father" 'and "Brassed Off." He also worked as a sound editor on the films "A Private Function" and "Lie Down With Eagles."
RS Entertainment presents "LUTHER," starring Joseph Fiennes, Alfred Molina, Jonathan Firth, Claire Cox, Sir Peter Ustinov, Bruno Ganz, Uwe Ochsenknecht, Mathieu Carriere and Benjamin Sadler in an NFP Teleart Production. Eric Till is the director; Camille Thomasson and Bart Gavigan are the screenwriters; Dennis Clauss, Kurt Rittig, Gabriela PHindner and J. Dan Nichols are executive producers; Brigitte Rochow, Christian
P. Stehr and Alexander Thies are producers. Robert Fraisse is the director of photography; Clive Barrett is the film editor; Rolf Zehetbauer is the production designer; Ulla Gothe is the costume designer; Hasso von Hugo is the make-up supervisor; and Richard Harvey the composer.
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