celador

Celador is an independant production company formed in 1983. It has produced a number of popular light entertainment shows, but is probably best known for Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?. The chair is Paul Smith. Chris Tarrant is a non executive director, and Jasper Carrott owns a substantial share in the company. J. R. R. Tolkien credits cellar door as being the most beautiful phrase in the English language. The company now has several strands:

Celedor Productions: Light entertainment television and radio shows

All About Me
The Detectives
Many Jasper Carrott stand up shows, such as Canned Carrott
It's Been a Bad Week BBC Radio 2 topical comedy starring Steve Punt, Hugh Dennis, Sue Perkins, Mitch Benn & Toby Longworth
The Hypnotic World of Paul McKenna
National Lottery Winning Lines
Richard Digance's Greatest Bits

Celador Films

Separate Lives directed by Julian Fellowes
The Descent (2005) directed by Neil Marshall

Celador International handles international sales of formats

Celador Radio Broadcasting will bid for new licenses as they are announced by OFCOM

Celador Music & Events

External Link

Company website

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