John Daly (producer)

Hemdale had many diverse entertainment business interests, and grew rapidly in the 1970s by managing bands such as Yes, Black Sabbath, as reported in Billboard Magazine, 2 September 1972, and many other well-known UK artists.The company also acquired the worldwide stage rights for Lionel Bart's musical Oliver!, along with producing Grease starring Richard Gere.It also worked with directors including James Cameron (The Terminator); Oliver Stone (Salvador, Platoon); Mick Jackson (The Bodyguard); Martin Campbell (James Bond and The Legend of Zorro); Michael Apted (Coal Miner's Daughter); Robert Altman (Images); John Schlesinger (The Falcon and the Snowman), Ken Loach (Hidden Agenda); Harold Becker (The Boost); Gillian Armstrong (High Tide); Tim Hunter (River's Edge) and James Foley (At Close Range).In 2004, Daly produced, co-wrote and directed The Aryan Couple, starring Oscar winner Martin Landau, which received numerous awards at international film festivals.In 1994, Daly conceived the High Noon in Hong Kong boxing event, investing at least $800,000 of his own money, but it was cancelled at the last minute after Barry Hearn withdrew his boxers when no purses was forthcoming.
John DalyEnglandfilm producerSouth East LondonWorld War IIRoman CatholicDavid HemmingsHemdale Film CorporationBlack SabbathLionel BartOliver!GreaseRichard GereMelodyThe Triple EchoImagesRobert AltmanKeanu ReevesDenzel WashingtonJulia RobertsJames CameronThe TerminatorOliver StoneSalvadorPlatoonMick JacksonThe BodyguardMartin CampbellJames BondThe Legend of ZorroMichael AptedCoal Miner's DaughterJohn SchlesingerThe Falcon and the SnowmanKen LoachHidden AgendaHarold BeckerThe BoostGillian ArmstrongHigh TideTim HunterRiver's EdgeJames FoleyAt Close RangeThe Aryan CoupleMartin LandauDon KingThe Rumble in the JungleGeorge ForemanMuhammad AliHigh Noon in Hong KongBarry HearnThe Last EmperorJeremy ThomasGolden GlobesCannes Film FestivalBerlin International Film Festival