The History of "Working Title"

• "Working Title" is a British Film Company that is based in London. It was founded in 1983 by Tim Bevan and Sarah Radclyffe, and is now owned by Universal Studios (Parent Company.) The co-chairs of the company now are Bevan, and Eric Fellner.
• "Working Title" produces feature films and some television productions.
• In 1992 "PolyGram" (an Anglo-Dutch film studio) became "Working Title"'s corporate backer, until 1999 when "PolyGram" was sold to "Seagram" and merged with "MCA Music Entertainment" to form "Universal Music Group".
• "Polygram Films" was sold and folded into "Universal Studios" in 1999.

• "WT2" (or "Working Title 2") is a subsidiary company of "Working Title" which Bevan and Fellner launched in 1999. 
• "WT2" is an indépendant film production run by Natasha Wharton, and has produced films such as "Billy Elliot" and "Shaun of the Dead"

• "Working Title" work in Television production in the early 1990's.
• In 2010 "Working Title" launched its TV division as a joint venture with "NBCUniversal" (its parent company) producing content for both British and American TV.  

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