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Robert Watts
Robert Watts was born in the
UK. Watts knew from a very early age that he wanted to be involved in the
film world and creating film. Like many in the UK he knew that school was
important to give him something to fall back on, something steady. In
school, Marlborough College in Marlborough, Wiltshire, England, he studied
Modern Languages and continued his studies at Université de Grenoble in France.
After he graduated he spent two
years compulsory military service with the Nigerian Army on the west coast of
Africa. Upon his return from duty he immediately started in on his first
love, filmmaking.
Robert Watts is the half
brother of Jeremy Bulloch.
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- Film Actor/Himself
- Empire of Dreams: The
Story of the Star Wars Trilogy~2004 - (V) Himself
- Star Wars: Episode VI -
Return of the Jedi~1983 (uncredited) - Lt. Watts (AT-ST Driver)
- Indiana Jones: Making the Trilogy (2003
(V) - Himself
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- Film Producer
- On Deadly Ground~1994 (executive
producer)
- Alive~1993 (producer)
- Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade~1989
(producer)
- Who Framed Roger Rabbit~1988 (producer)
- Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom~1984
(producer)
- Star Wars: Episode VI -
Return of the Jedi~1983 (co-producer)
- Raiders of the Lost Ark~1981 (associate
producer)
- Star Wars: Episode V -
The Empire Strikes Back~1980 (associate producer)
- Meetings with Remarkable Men~1979
(associate producer)
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- Film Production
Manager
- Raiders of the Lost Ark~1981
(production manager) (uncredited)
- Star Wars~1977
(production supervisor)
- Inside Out~1975 (production supervisor)
- Wilby Conspiracy, The~1975 (production
manager)
- Papillon~1973 (unit production manager)
- Wrath of God, The~1972 (unit production
manager)
- Condor, El~1970 (unit production
manager)
- 2001: A Space Odyssey~1968 (production
manager) (uncredited)
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- Film Other
- You Only Live Twice~1967 (location
manager)
- Thunderball~1965
- French Mistress, A~1961
(gopher/assistant gopher)
- Darling~1965
- Repulsion~1965
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- TV Actor
- Empire of Dreams: The
Story of the Star Wars Trilogy~2004 - Himself
- Roger Rabbit and the Secrets of Toon
Town~1988 - Himself
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- TV Producer
- Mysterious Origins of Man~1996
(producer)
- Mystery of the Sphinx~1993
(producer)
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- Awards, Honors and
Nominations
- Apex Awards:
- Nom 1989 Picture Producer -
Action/Mystery/Thriller for Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
- Rec'd 1988 Picture Producer -
Fantasy/Science Fiction/Horror for Who Framed Roger Rabbit
- David di Donatello
Awards:
- Rec'd 1989 Best Producer - Foreign Film
for Who Framed Roger Rabbit (shared with Frank Marshall)
- Golden Globe Awards:
- Nom 1988 Picture Producer - Musical or
Comedy for Who Framed Roger Rabbit
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