Bill Todman, Jr.

Who is Bill Todman, Jr.?

Bill Todman, Jr. launched his career working for his father, Hall of Fame Television Producer, Bill Todman. In 1981, Bill moved to Goodson-Todman West in Los Angeles to concentrate on television production. He quickly transitioned to MGM/UA Television in 1982 as a programing executive working under the President, Thomas Tannenbaum.

In 1984, Todman joined 20th Century Fox TV as a producer reporting to Leslie Moonves. He moved with Moonves to Lorimar-Telepictures, where Todman teamed up with Joel Simon to form a producing partnership that would span decades. Together they produced eight television pilots, two series and one made for television movie.

While working in television, Todman and Simon ventured into feature films, producing hit Warner Bros. movies like Married to the Mob and Hard to Kill.

In 1995, Todman became President of Morgan Creek Productions. He served as Executive Producer on films like Two if by Sea, Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls, Diabolique, Incognito, Wild America, Bad Moon, Major League: Back to the Minors, Wrongfully Accused, The King and I.