Uberto Pasolini

Nationality:
Italian
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biography
A former investment banker, Uberto Pasolini entered the film industry in the international marketing and distribution departments of 20th Century Fox before joining David Puttnam's Enigma Films in the early 1980s. His first work for Puttnam was serving as a location scout on such films as Roland Joffe's "The Killing Fields" (1984), "The Frog Prince" (1985) and Joffe's "The Mission" (1986). When Puttnam was appointed as head of Columbia Pictures, Pasolini moved to L.A. and served as vice president of production, overseeing David Mamet's "Things Change" and Emir Kusturica's "Time of the Gypsies" Continued
Credits
Producer
2000
Producer
1997
Producer
1996
Producer
Screenplay
Associate Producer
Director
milestones
Year
Milestone
 
Moved to London, England to study
 
Worked for three years as an investment banker in London
 
Began film career in the international marketing and distribution departments at 20th Century Fox
 
Joined David Puttnam's Enigma Productions
1984 
Was an assistant to director Roland Joffe on "The Killing Fields"
Continued