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PETER WEBBER – Director<br />
FILMMAKER BIOGRAPHIES<br />
Peter Webber attended the film school at Bristol University.<br />
Webber has directed award-winning documentaries on subjects ranging from <strong>com</strong>poser<br />
Richard Wagner to crash test dummies to creatures of the deep sea. He later went on to<br />
direct the controversial Channel Four miniseries, MEN ONLY, charting the decline into<br />
crime and debauchery of the formerly respectable members of a five-a-side soccer team.<br />
His next drama, BBC’s THE STRETFORD WIVES, starred Fay Ripley in a tale of<br />
women's revenge on men, before being invited to direct Series 4, Episode 6 of SIX FEET<br />
UNDER.<br />
Webber’s debut feature film GIRL WITH A PEARL EARING, starring Colin Firth and<br />
Scarlett Johannsen and was a huge success earning 3 Academy® Award nominations, 2<br />
Golden Globe nominations and 10 BAFTA nominations. The film received many awards<br />
at international film festivals including the Hitchcock d’Or and the Audience Award at<br />
the Dinard Film Festival.<br />
Webber’s filmography is available on www.pfd.co.uk.<br />
THOMAS HARRIS – Writer<br />
Thomas Harris began his writing career covering crime in the United States and Mexico,<br />
and was a reporter and editor for the Associated Press in New York City. His first novel,<br />
Black Sunday, was published in 1975, followed by Red Dragon in 1981, The Silence Of<br />
The Lambs in 1988, and Hannibal in 1999.<br />
DINO DE LAURENTIIS – Producer<br />
As a producer and presenter of motion pictures, the career of <strong>Dino</strong> <strong>De</strong> <strong>Laurentiis</strong> spans<br />
over 65 years. <strong>Dino</strong>’s remarkable contribution to cinema, both in Europe and in the<br />
United States, is unprecedented. He helped transform the very image of Italy and its<br />
people immediately following WWII through pioneering filmmaking collaborations with<br />
such directors as Federico Fellini, Roberto Rossellini, Vittorio <strong>De</strong> Sica, Michelangelo<br />
Antonioni, and others.<br />
Following the war, the people and art of Italy, Germany and Japan were largely isolated<br />
from the rest of the world for obvious reasons. Their film industries, which prior to the<br />
war had thrived, were at a standstill, with morale low and funding tight at best. <strong>Dino</strong>,<br />
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