Boulevard Films was an Australian production company which made a number of movies in the late 1980s and early 1990s, many which were set against a background of the entertainment industry.
They then made Boulevard of Broken Dreams, and in 1988 they put together $24.5 million for a slate of seven films: Heaven Tonight, Sinbad, Highway Hero, Beyond My Reach, Hunting, Fallen Angel and Young Flynn.
We carefully plan the type and style of the songs that fit into various moods of the film if we haven't got anything in our publishing catalogue or access to something.
[4]A number of Boulevard's early films featured common elements, such as being written and produced by Howson, a backdrop of the entertainment industry, and recurring cast members such as Guy Pearce and Kim Gyngell.
Boulevard also sold their movies to such international distributors as Paramount, Disney, Warners, Skouras, J&M Entertainment, and Village Roadshow, amongst others.
[citation needed] Howson, the creative brains behind Boulevard's success, was reportedly distressed by the financial handling of the company by his business partner, Peter Boyle.