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Director, Producer, Screenwriter
Director
- 2007 - Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
- 2005 - Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
- 2005 - Tim Burton's Corpse Bride
- 2003 - Big Fish
- 2001 - Planet of the Apes
- 1999 - Sleepy Hollow
- 1996 - Mars Attacks!
- 1994 - Ed Wood
- 1992 - Batman Returns
- 1990 - Edward Scissorhands
- 1989 - Batman
- 1988 - Beetle Juice
- 1985 - Pee-Wee's Big Adventure
Producer
- 2006 - Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas 3D
- 2005 - Tim Burton's Corpse Bride
- 1996 - Mars Attacks!
- 1996 - James and the Giant Peach
- 1995 - Batman Forever
- 1994 - Ed Wood
- 1993 - The Nightmare Before Christmas
- 1992 - Batman Returns
- 1990 - Edward Scissorhands
Articles
- Sep 1 2009 - The 50 greatest debut movies: part six
- May 12 2009 - 50 essential sci-fi films – part three
- Apr 3 2009 - 'Bruno' trailer arrives online
- Sep 1 2008 - Kings of Comedy?
- Jan 14 2008 - Tim Burton: interview
- Jan 14 2008 - The story behind the legend of Sweeney Todd
- Dec 5 2007 - ’Johnny Depp kissed my daughter‘
- Mar 29 2007 - Carrey wants 'Me Time'
- Dec 21 2006 - 'The Holiday' hits box office heights
- Dec 18 2006 - Believe it or not, Ripley is back
- Nov 17 2006 - Tim Burton Q&A
- Oct 18 2006 - 'Sweeney Todd' gets his girl
- Sep 14 2006 - LFF line-up announced
- Aug 1 2006 - 'The Dark Knight' returns
- Jul 14 2006 - Kevin Spacey Q&A
- Jun 13 2006 - Burton directs 'Sweeney' Depp
- Dec 13 2005 - 2005 NBR award-winners announced
- Nov 29 2005 - Carrey and Burton to make big budget biopic
- Nov 28 2005 - Bafta win for 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory'
- Nov 1 2005 - 'Broken Flowers' hits the top spot at the London box office
- Oct 25 2005 - 'Wallace and Gromit' continue to rule the box office roost
- Oct 21 2005 - 'Corpse Bride' Q&A with Mike Johnson
- Oct 18 2005 - 'Wallace & Gromit' rule London
- Oct 18 2005 - 'Corpse Bride' Q&A with Tim Burton
- Sep 19 2005 - 'Corpse Bride' set visit
- Aug 11 2005 - 'Big Fish' star Matthew McGrory dies
- Aug 9 2005 - 'Charlie' reigns supreme at the London box office
- Jul 29 2005 - Clooney's new film to premiere in Venice
- Jul 19 2005 - 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' set visit
- Jul 8 2005 - New 'Corpse Bride' trailer unveiled online
- Jun 12 2005 - 'Batman Begins' Time Out London review
- Jun 8 2005 - 'Batman Begins' review
- Jan 24 2005 - We Woz Robbed!
- Dec 10 2004 - Trailer Time
- Nov 24 2004 - Want to buy Wolverine's claws?
- Nov 22 2004 - John Cleese is a 'Twit'
- Oct 26 2004 - Close up... Johnny Depp
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