Working Title Films is a British film production company, founded in 1983. Working Title Films are soon to release a television division. American filmmaking company Universal Studios owns Working Title Films, who in turn is owned by American multinational conglomerate General Electric. Because of Working Title Films’ relationship with these large companies, they often make small budget films, but have the ability to produce films of larger budgets, such as Johnny English, with a budget of $40 million.
Working Title Films are responsible for “stereotypical British Films” such as Four Weddings And A Funeral, Notting Hill and Bridget Jones’s Diary, as well as more traditional British Films such as Atonement, Pride And Prejudice, etc. However, they also make more general films. Because of the companies extensive experience in general film making, although not so much with musicals, I would say that Working Title Films could be a good company to produce my film.
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