Bonnie

I Am Alfred Hitchcock

I Am Richard Pryor

The Fabulous Allan Carr

Animal House: The Inside Story

Mackendrick on Film

Bull Durham: Between the Lines

The Yearbook: An Animal House Reunion

Mackendrick: The Man Who Walked Away

Chéri

Bathory: Countess of Blood

Are We Done Yet?

Night Falls on Manhattan

Death and the Maiden

The Indian Runner

Frankenstein Unbound

Tequila Sunrise

Open Admissions

Stealing Home

Bull Durham

Frantic

Can't Buy Me Love

Pirates

Thomas Henderson Mount  (born 26 May 1948) is an American film producer, who was formerly the President of Universal Pictures.
Born in Durham, North Carolina, he studied art at Bard College where he received a BA. He received an MFA in Film and Video at the California Institute of the Arts.
Starting as assistant to Executive VP Ned Tanen in 1972 Mount rose quickly through the MCA/Universal ranks to become Universal President in 1975 through early 1985. There he developed, supervise, financed and distributed over 200 features.
After leaving Universal in late 1984, Mount founded his own company, which produced acclaimed films like 
Bull Durham, 
Tequila Sunrise, 
Frantic, 
Natural Born Killers, 
Can't Buy Me Love, 
The Indian Runner, 
Night Falls on Manhattan, and 
Death and the Maiden, 
which he first produced on stage in London's West End and on Broadway. Although The Mount Company had outgoing agreements with various film studios like Warner Bros., Tri-Star Pictures, The Walt Disney Studios and Lorimar Motion Pictures, on June 11, 1986, The Mount Company received a three-year, two-picture-a-year, non-exclusive deal with Columbia Pictures, in order that Mount would develop projects for the studio. 
Mount is a co-founder of the Los Angeles Film School, two-term president of the Producers Guild of America, and has been a consultant for RKO Pictures.
He has been an active Academy member since 1977.
Frequently rumored to be the model for Robert Altman's The Player, Mount said "Not me. I've never murdered a screenwriter".

Thom Mount