Alison Owen
Birth Name:
Alison Mary Owen
Birth Place:
Portsmouth, Hampshire, Enland, United Kingdom
Profession
Producer
Fast Facts
- Along with others involved with "Temple Grandin," won a Bronze Wrangler for Outstanding Television Feature Film at the 2011 Western Heritage Awards
- Shared an Alexander Korda Award for Best British Film with Eric Fellner and Tim Bevan for "Elizabeth" at the 1999 BAFTA Awards
- Her mother was a dockyard worker when Owen was growing up
- Started out producing pop music promos and videos and commercials
- Established a low-budget film division at Working Title Films
- Set up the Ruby Films production company in 1999 with producer Neris Thomas
- Is given special thanks in the credits of a 2013 short called "Father․"
Awards
- 1999Oscar - Best Picture:Nominated
- 1999Best Foreign Film AwardNominated
- 1999Alexander Korda Award for Best British FilmWinner
- 1999BAFTA Film Award - Best Film:Nominated
- 1999ALFS Award - British Producer of the Year:Winner
- 1999OFTA Film Award - Best Drama Picture:Nominated
- 1999Golden Satellite Award - Best Motion Picture, Drama:Nominated
- 2010BAFTA TV Award - Best Drama Serial:Nominated
- 2010Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Made for Television Movie:Winner
- 2011PGA Award - Outstanding Producer of Long-Form Television:Nominated
- 2011Bronze Wrangler - Television Feature Film:Winner
- 2014Alexander Korda Award for Best British FilmNominated
- 2014PGA Award - Outstanding Producer of Theatrical Motion Pictures:Nominated
- 2024HMMA Award - Best Music Themed Film, Biopic or Musical:Nominated