[2] In 1969 he was asked by the journalist BP Fallon to photograph the Rolling Stones who were rehearsing in the Beatles' Apple Studios for their concert in Hyde Park following the death of Brian Jones.
In 1983, he directed a four-song video for Pink Floyd's The Final Cut album,[8] whose sleeve also featured his photography.
[8] The band's bassist Roger Waters was at the time married to his older sister, Lady Carolyne Anne Christie.
[2] Many of which won various awards including Creative Circle, Lions @ Cannes, Clio, International Film and TV Festival of New York.
[2][4] He wrote and directed the 1998 film The Whisper, based on a short story by Anton Chekhov[3] starring Michael Gough, Jamie Glover and fourteen-year-old Emma Pierson.
[12] An original contemporary drama-thriller, 'Woman in a Black Hat' and his adaptation of Peter Cheyney's mystery spy thriller, Ladies Won't Wait are both currently[when?]
[13] In October 2013 Willie Christie was confirmed as the director and headline presenter of a docu-reality TV show currently in development focusing on style photography.