Gareth Wiley is a Film Producer, but whose professional life started in the world of investment banking, working with County NatWest, Salomon Brothers & UBS Warbug, moving into film producing in 2002. Since 2004, he has produced or acted as executive producer on seven feature films, four of which have been with Woody Allen, having persuaded the New Yorker to move his 2004 movie to London. In January 2009 Gareth won a Best Picture Golden Globe for Woody’s “Vicky Cristina Barcelona”.

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  • Gareth Wiley is a Film Producer, but whose professional life started in the world of investment banking, working with County NatWest, Salomon Brothers & UBS Warbug, moving into film producing in 2002. Since 2004, he has produced or acted as executive producer on seven feature films, four of which have been with Woody Allen, having persuaded the New Yorker to move his 2004 movie to London. In January 2009 Gareth won a Best Picture Golden Globe for Woody’s “Vicky Cristina Barcelona”. This was Gareth’s second Golden Globe nomination in four years, having been previously nominated in 2006 for his first collaboration with Woody Allen, “Match Point”. Gareth studied Business with Economics & Law, before starting his working life as a banker in February 1985. Involvement in film finance and production began as early as 1993. Prior to working with Woody Allen, he maintained a career in investment banking (working in London, Hong Kong and the United States) in parallel with an increasing involvement in film finance and in 2002 committed himself to working exclusively in film and other creative businesses. Film Credits include: Magic Trip (2011), directed by Alex Gibney and featuring Ken Kesey & Neil Cassidy / Tracker (2010), Directed by Ian Sharp and featuring Ray Winstone & Temuera Morrison / Vicky Cristina Barcelona (2008), directed by Woody Allen and featuring Penélope Cruz, Scarlett Johansson & Javier Bardem / Cassandra’s Dream (2007), directed by Woody Allen and featuring Ewan McGregor & Colin Farrell / Scoop (2006), directed by Woody Allen and featuring Scarlett Johansson & Hugh Jackman / Match Point (2005), directed by Woody Allen and featuring Scarlett Johansson & Jonathan Rhys-Myers / Till Human Voices Wake Us (2002), directed by Michael Petroni and featuring Helena Bonham-Carter & Guy Pearce / Muggers (2000), Directed by Dean Murphy and featuring Jason Barry & Matt Day / Green Monkey -Short Film (1998), Directed by Rob Sprackling and featuring Steven Elliot & John R. Smith / Funny Man (1994), directed by Simon Sprackling and featuring Christopher Lee & Ingrid Lacey He was born in England on 3 March 1962. In 2006 he was nominated for a "Picture Producer - Drama" Golden Globe for Match Point. In 2009 he won for a "Picture Producer - Musical or Comedy" Golden Globe for 'Vicky Cristina Barcelona.
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  • Gareth Wiley is a Film Producer, but whose professional life started in the world of investment banking, working with County NatWest, Salomon Brothers & UBS Warbug, moving into film producing in 2002. Since 2004, he has produced or acted as executive producer on seven feature films, four of which have been with Woody Allen, having persuaded the New Yorker to move his 2004 movie to London. In January 2009 Gareth won a Best Picture Golden Globe for Woody’s “Vicky Cristina Barcelona”.
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