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David Hayman VAT No. 993 055 789 DAVID HAYMAN Film: Macbeth Lennox See-Saw Films Justin Kurzel Queen and Country Clive Rohan Q & Country Ltd John Boorman Jack Ryan Sergey Dostal Maryland Kenneth Branagh Keenan Screwed Reg Traviss Surya Films Sawney The Black Cab Rick Wood Tvp Film & Multimedia Ltd Pavel The Boy In Striped Pajamas Mark Herman Miramax Films General Ashcroft Flood Tony Mitchell Power Jesse Gold Small Engine Repair Iall Heery Ilf Prod Ltd Zoltan Zilic Avenger Robert Markowitz Warner Bros Dr Bermingham Speed Dating Tony Herbert System Forty Eight Ltd P3 Ragtale Mary Mcguckian Carousel Picture Co Reuben Where The Truth Lies Atom Egoyan Serendipity Point Films General Rhinus Gladiatress Brian Grant Mission Pctures Victor The Wild Dogs Thom Fitzgerald Chum Television Luxmore The Tailor Of Panama John Boorman Sony Pictures Chainsaw Williams Vertical Limit Martin Campbell Columbia Ruaridh Last Great Wilderness David Mackenzie Monkey Puzzle Tony Ordinary Decent Criminal Thaddeus O'sullivan Littlebird Docherty Best Mary Mcgukian Best Films Scrapper The Match Mick Davies Rafford Films Recruiting Sgt Legionnaire Peter Macdonald Asa Productions Maj. Bryce Behind The Lines Gillies Mackinnon Norstar Entertainment Telling Smilla's Sense Of Snow Billie August Fox Searchlight Mcgowan My Name Is Joe Ken Loach Parallax Alec Friendly Voices Jack Wyper Mallinson Joe Hamill's Aide The Boxer Jim Sheridan Hell's Kitchen Dr Bryce Regeneration Gillies Mackinnon Rafford / Bbc Films Dougie Patterson The Near Room David Hayman British Screen Presentation Terek Murad The Jackal Michael Caton Jones Universal Dodgy Twin Town Kevin Allen Polygram Cryon Cadcam Oison Nava Compulsive Sibbald Rob Roy Michael Caton-jones Mgm/ua Kinnear Venus Peter Ian Sellar Bfi Father Rossiter Walker Alex Cox Walker Films Clive Hope And Glory John Boorman Davros Prods Jack Murphy”s Law J. Lee Thompson Golan-globus Prods. Malcolm Mclaren Sid And Nancy Alex Cox Zenith Prods Jeff Jeffries Just Another Miracle Charles Gormley Island Films Carter Eye Of The Needle Richard Marquand Abacus Prods David Hayman 1 Markham Froggatt & Irwin Limited Registered Office: Millar Court, 43 Station Road, Kenilworth, Warwickshire CV8 1JD Registered in England N0. 7268133 Members of the PMA Willie Mcdonald Ill Fares The Wind Bill Bryden Portman Prods Jimmy Boyle A Sense Of Freedom John Mckenzie Handmade Films Television: Castles In The Sky Lindemann Castles Film Ltd Gillies Macinnon Shetland Joe Itv David Moore The Ladies' Paradise Jonas Bbc Marc Jobst Henry Iv Part 1 Worcester Neal Street Productions Richard Eyre Joe Top Boy Yann Demange Cowboy Films Richie Lewis Bill Anderson Itv Abbot Robin Hood 3 Alex Pillai Tiger Aspect Ch..sup.walker Trial & Retribution X Andy Hay La Plante Prod Ch.sup.walker Trial & Retribution Ix Tristram Powell La Plante Prod Eddie Vine Waking The Dead Ben Bolt Bbc Reuben Where The Truth Lies Atom Egoyan Vincelanny Prod Sanderson Gifted Douglas Mackinnon Rollem Productions Det. Sup. Walker Trial And Retribution Vii Charles Beeson La Plante Prods Vince Still Game Michael Hines Comedy Unit Gordie Sucker Punch Jules Williamson Monty Films Det. Sup. Walker Trial And Retribution Vi Ferdinand Fairfax La Plante Prods Ruaridh The Last Great Wilderness David Mckenzie Sigma Films Alex As The Beast Sleeps Harry Bradber Bbc Belfast Thompson Murder Rooms Paul Marcus Bbc Det. Sup. Walker Trial And Retribution V Aisling Walsh La Plante Prods Det. Sup. Walker Trial And Retribution Iv Michael Whyte La Plante Prods Barry Hindes Tough Love David Drury Granada John Stearn Harbour Lights Ii Various Bbc Det. Sup. Walker Trial And Retribution Iii Aisling Walsh Bbc Liam Keller Future Shock Bryn Higgins Stone City Prods John Corvin Getting Hurt Ben Bolt Bbc Det. Supt. Walker Trial And Retribution Ii Aisling Walsh Bbc Carl Sutter Space Island One Colin Buckley Channel 5 Terry (guest Lead) The Bill Various Thames Det. Supt. Walker Trial And Retribution Aisling Walsh La Plante Prods Les Rudkin I’ll Be Watching You John Strickland Bbc Tv Les Rudkin's Fetch John Strickland Bbc Tv Mcdiad Finney David Hayman Zenith Barry Lindsay Between The Lines Alan Dosser Bbc Al Sharrock Exchange Of Fire Tony Bicat Kestrel Film Co Stephen Crowe Underbelly Nick Renton Bbc The Man Holy City Bill Bryden Bbc Joe Borrow Fell Tiger Bob Mackintosh Bbc Von Jaegar Reilly: Ace Of Spies Martin Campbell Thames/euston Raymond Love Story - Mr Right Peter Smith Bbc Arnold Fame Is The Spur David Giles Bbc Thatre Includes: Six And A Tanner Lead Edinburgh Fringe Rony Bridges King Lear Lear Glasgow Citizens Dominic Hill Anna Christie Chris Christofferson Rob Ashford Donmar Steve Grafters Jane Howell Hampstead Theatre Roy & Silvio Lone Star / Private Wars Bush Theatre Hamlet Hamlet Glasgow Citizens Petruchio The Taming Of The Shrew Glasgow Citizens David Hayman 2 Markham Froggatt & Irwin Limited Registered Office: Millar Court, 43 Station Road, Kenilworth, Warwickshire CV8 1JD Registered in England N0. 7268133 Members of the PMA Troilus Troilus And Cressida Glasgow Citizens Figaro Barber Of Seville Glasgow Citizens Capone Capone Glasgow Citizens Nijinski Chinchilla Glasgow Citizens Orgon Tartuffe Glasgow Citizens Lady Macbeth Macbeth Giles Havergal Glasgow Citizens Directing Credits Film: The Near Room British Screen Executive Producer: Simon Perry Producer: Len Crooks Cast: Adrian Dunbar, David O'hara The Hawk Initial Films For Bbc Films Executive Producer: Eric Fellner Producers: Mark Shivas, Eileen Quinn Cast: Helen Mirren, George Costigan Silent Scream Antonine Productions For Bfi Producer: Paddy Higson Cast: Iain Glen Winner: British Academy - Michael Powell Award - Best Film 1991 Winner: Silver Bear Award - Berlin Film Festival 1991 Winner: Special Jury Prize - Berlin Film Festival 1991 Winner: Birmingham Metro Award - Best Feature Debut 1991 Winner: British Academy Scotland - Best Film 1991 Television: Cardiac Arrest (6 Part Series) World Productions For Bbc Tv Exec Producer: Tony Garnett Producer: Margaret Matheson, Paddy Higson Nominated: British Academy - Best Television Series 1995 Finney (6 Part Series) Zenith Film And Television For Yorkshire Tv Exec Producers: Scott Meek, Keith Richardson A Woman's Guide To Adultery (4 Part Miniseries) Hartswood Films For Carlton Television Exec Producer: Jonathan Powell Producer: Beryl Vertue Cast: Theresa Russell, Sean Bean, Amanda Donohoe, Adrian Dunbar Black And Blue Bbc Films Exec Producer: Jonathan Powell Producers: Ruth Caleb, G F Newman Nominated: Royal Television Society Award - Best Film 1993 David Hayman 3 Markham Froggatt & Irwin Limited Registered Office: Millar Court, 43 Station Road, Kenilworth, Warwickshire CV8 1JD Registered in England N0. 7268133 Members of the PMA Govan Ghost Story Bbc Films Exec Producer: Bill Bryden The Bill (6 Episodes) Thames Television Producer: Michael Chapman Winner: Royal Television Society Award - Best Series 1992 (judged On An Episode Directed By David Hayman) Firm Friends (4 Part Miniseries) Zenith Film And Television For Paramount Exec Producer: Scott Meek Producer: Jeff Rosenblatt Cast: Billie Whitelaw Theatre: No Mean City 7:84 Theatre Co/glasgow Mayfest Jenkins Ear (by Dusty Hughes) Royal Court Theatre The Gorbals Story 7:84 Theatre Company/mayfest Progress (by Doug Lucie) Bush Theatre/lyric, Hammersmith The Normal Heart (by Larry Kramer) Royal Court Theatre Turning Over (by Brian Thompson) Bush Theatre Rumblings (by Peter Gibbs) Bush Theatre Coming Clean (by Kevin Eylot) Bush Theatre Time Of Strife (by Corrie) Glasgow Citizens/7:84/half Moon/mayfest Slab Boys Trilogy (by John Byrne) Traverse Edinburgh/royal Court/glasgow Citz/mayfest Romeo & Juliet Glasgow Citizens Thyestes Glasgow Citizens Elizabeth 1 Glasgow Citizens Ragged Trousered (by Archie Hinde) Glasgow Citizens/7:84 Co Philanthropist Road (by Jim Cartwright) 7:84/mayfest Nae Problem (by Lynn Bains) 7:84 David Hayman 4 Markham Froggatt & Irwin Limited Registered Office: Millar Court, 43 Station Road, Kenilworth, Warwickshire CV8 1JD Registered in England N0. 7268133 Members of the PMA.
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