Edward Bass

In 2008, Bass created Edward Bass Films to continue his prolific film production activities, including work on 13 films in 5 years.

Received the Circle of Excellence Award in Washington, DC in May 2007.

Bold Films produced four motion pictures during that timeAlthough Bass left Bold Films in 2006 to pursue his creative vision, Bold continues the pattern established by Bass as producing relatively inexpensive films that receive critical acclaim with Drive, nominated for an Oscar, and Only God Forgives, up in 2013 for a Palme D'Or Award at the Cannes Film Festival. While at Bold Films he initiated Bold Films' annual Cannes sponsorship of AMFAR resulting in an increase of revenue in the millions to that organization.

Bass founded Bold Films in 2004, along with his lifetime friend Michel Litvak.

Golden Globe nominated Edward Bass is a Producer, Director, Writer, Actor and Philanthropist and Satirist. His Producing Partners include Sir Anthony Hopkins, on the motion picture Bobby, which was nominated for many awards (including the Golden Globe for Best Motion Picture). He also produced with Guillermo del Toro (While She Was Out), Kevin Spacey (Mini's First Time), Peter Berg (The Hill That Chris Climbed: The Gridiron Story) and Stanley Kramer (Something a Little Less Serious, a documentary on It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World. His films have been accepted into most of the world's major Film Festivals (Bobby opened the L. A. Film Festival and won the Biografilm Award at Venice, Slingshot-- in competition at Tribecca, and Come Early Morning -- nominated for the Grand Jury Prize, Sundance. Bass was born and raised in Beverly Hills. His indoctrination to the entertainment world began early in life. Between ski trips and weekends in New York and Vacations in Las Vegas, his family arranged backstage visits with notables such as Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr. . He met Milton Berle when he was 9 years old and promised to manage him, and did, albeit when Berle was 85. Bass went on to manage and/or serve as an advisor to a range of talents, including Julio Caesar Chavez, whom under Bass' wings was made the highest priced super middleweight boxer in the history of the sport. In 1991, In June of 1991, Bass and The American Foundation for the Performing Arts presented John Gary with an Award at a "A Tribute to John Gary" to Benefit the John Gary Recovery Fund for Cancer Treatments. The event included Liza Minelli, Perry Como, Mel Torme, Johnny Mathis and Henry Mancini produced by Bass and Karen Kramer.