Bristol Bay Productions
Bristol Bay Productions is a film company (the sister company of Walden Media), which produces films based on the books and lives of famous and influential people. It was established in 1995 as Crusader Entertainment, and was renamed as Bristol Bay Productions in 2003.
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| Private | |
| Founded | 1995 |
| Headquarters | Beverly Hills, California , |
| Owner | The Anschutz Corporation |
| Parent | Walden Media Anschutz Entertainment Group |
Filmography
Released films
As Crusader Entertainment
- Joshua (2002) (co-production with Epiphany Films LLC and Feelmax)
- Children on Their Birthdays (2002) (co-production with Frantic Redhead Productions and Salem Productions)
- Swimming Upstream (2003) (co-production with Pacific Film & Television Commission)
- Where the Red Fern Grows (2003) (co-production with Elixir Films, Bob Yari Productions, MysticArt Pictures, WTRFG, LLC, Doty-Dayton Production, and Persik Productions)
- Danny Deckchair (2003) (co-production with Macquarie Film Corporation, Cobalt Media Group, and City Productions Pty. Ltd.)
As Bristol Bay Productions
- Ray (2004, co-production with Universal Pictures)
- Sahara (2005, co-production with Paramount Pictures)
- The Game of Their Lives (2005, co-production with IFC Films)
- Amazing Grace (2007, co-production with Roadside Attractions)
- The Great Buck Howard (2008, co-production with Magnolia Pictures, Walden Media and Playtone)
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