Timothy Bond

Timothy Bond
Born	1942 Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Timothy Bond (born 1942) is a Canadian theatre and television director and screenwriter. He holds a BSc (chemistry and physics) and a BA (English dramatic literature) both earned in 1965 from Carleton University Ottawa. Apprenticed as assistant director, Stratford Shakespearean Festival (Canada) under Michael Langham and John Hirsch. He has directed dozens of stage productions, mostly in Canada, but also in the US and England. He has directed at least 100 television episodes and several dozen television movies.

Partial filmography[]

• 1997

• 1982

• 1986

• 1987

• 1988

• 1989

• 1990

• 1991

• 1992
  • The Lost World
  • Return to the Lost World

• 1993

• 1994

• 1995
  • The Outer Limits (1995 TV series)

• 1996
  • Night of the Twisters (TV movie)
  • Goosebumps (TV series)

• 1997
  • The Shadow Men (movie)
  • Goosebumps (TV series)

• 1998

• 1999

• 2001
  • High Explosive
  • She

• 2004

• 2006

• 2009

• 2011:
  • The Case for Christmas (TV movie)

• 2012

Partial Theatre Productions[]

• 1965-2001

The Killing of Sister George (Royal Alexandra Theatre Toronto) One Night Stand (Carol bolt) (Tarragon Theatre Toronto, first production) Colours in the Dark (James Reaney) The Servant of Two Masters (Goldoni) as a musical 18 Wheels (John Gray) The Royal Hunt of the Sun Eight to the Bar - long running musical, first production, multiple theatres Sleuth The Man Who Came to Dinner (Toronto Arts Productions, run extended) Frankenstein (first production) The History of American Film (Seattle Rep) Arsenic and Old Lace, Northcott Theatre, Exeter, UK The Dresser (Vancouver Playhouse) The Edible Woman (from the Margaret Atwood novel) Theatre Toronto

Selected Screenwriting[]

She Cried Murder (1973) Universa TV Happy Birthday to Me (1981) Colombia, #1 on Variety Chart for 4 weeks) Black Christmas (uncredited) Till Death Do Us Part Oakmount High (1985) Friday the 13th ("Eye of Death") (1989) The Campbells (TV series) multiple episodes 1989-90

References[]

External links[]

• Timothy Bond at IMDb