Steve Woolley

Stephen Woolley, also credited as Steve Woolley, is a British film producer and director whose career began in London's independent cinema culture. He worked at the Screen on the Green, ran the Scala and established Palace Video with Nik Powell, bringing cult and international films to British audiences.

His producing collaborations with Neil Jordan include The Company of Wolves, Mona Lisa and The Crying Game. He later founded Number 9 Films with Elizabeth Karlsen, producing work including Carol and Living. The pair received BAFTA's Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema award in 2019, recognising a career spanning exhibition, distribution and production.