Tim Firth Net Worth is
$700,000

Mini Biography

Tim Firth began composing when he was eighteen with an Arvon Basis program in Yorkshire, work by Willy Russell and Danny Hiller. After their studies at Cambridge for 3 years, his 1st professional commissions had been “Heartlands” for Chichester, aimed by Sam Mendes, and “A GUY of Characters” for the Stephen Joseph Theater, Scarborough. Tim’s following function included “Neville’s Isle” (1993) and “THE FINISH of the meals String” (1994), both for the Stephen Joseph Theater. The Nottingham Playhouse creation of “Neville’s Isle” continued towards the Apollo Theater in London’s Western End where it had been nominated for an Evening Regular award and four Laurence Olivier honours. They have since been created regularly in the united kingdom and all around the globe, and translated into many languages. The tv screen film of Neville’s Isle (1998) (aimed by Terry Johnson and starring Timothy Spall and Martin Clunes) was screened on ITV. Tim’s initial play for tv was the BBC film, Cash for Nothing at all (1993). It had been shot in NY and Tim’s hometown, Frodsham, and, in 1994, earned the Writer’s Guild Honor for greatest film. His 1st series, All Calm within the Preston Front side (1994), went for three series between 1994-7, earning the British Humor Awards Best Humor Theatre, the Royal Tv Society Best Theatre, the SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA Television Event, the Writer’s Guild Greatest Theatre and a BAFTA nomination. His first series for kids, Roger as well as the Rottentrolls (1996), was on for four series, winning the BAFTA for best children’s entertainment. Series 3 was nominated to get a BAFTA and Series 4 was nominated for just two BAFTAs. His feature film, Calendar Women (2003), starring Helen Mirren and Julie Walters, was filmed in the summertime of 2002 for Buena Vista, adopted in the fall months by his second, Blackball (2003), for Icon, starring Paul Kaye, Wayne Cromwell and Vince Vaughn. Luxury cruise from the Gods (2002), his most recent humor film for BBC2, starring Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon, was broadcast on Xmas 2002. His latest stage function includes the music, “THE HOUSE”, the publication by Tim, music and lyrics by Madness featuring the music of Madness, which opened in the Cambridge Theatre in October 2002 and received three Laurence Olivier nominations including Best Music. Tim lives and functions in North Cheshire along with his wife, Katy, and kids Jack port, Joe and Georgia.

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