This British filmmaker emigrated to Hollywood after his critically praised directorial debut, "Scandal" (1989), which dealt with the famed Profumo spy scandal. Caton-Jones attended the National Film School in London where his talents caught the eye of the BBC, who purchased his second feature "The Riveter". After two years of training, he was assigned to direct the three-part BBC thriller "Brond". Upon his arrival in Hollywood, Caton-Jones helmed the ensemble drama "Memphis Belle" (1990), inspired by William Wyler's WWII documentary about the B-17's final bombing raid over Germany. While the
