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Someone who cooperates with one or more other people in screenwriting
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Zanussi, Krzysztof — (1939 ) Zanussi s unusual road to filmmaking is clearly reflected in his films. After years of studying physics and philosophy while making amateur films, he enrolled in the Łódź Film School. He attracted international attention with his… … Guide to cinema
Duvall, Shelley — (b. 1949) Shelley Duvall was named after Frankenstein author Mary Shelley perhaps appropriately, considering her connection to STANLEY KUBRICK’s 1980 horror film, THE SHINING, (based on STEPHEN KING’s novel) in which she portrays Wendy… … The Encyclopedia of Stanley Kubrick
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Richard, Pierre — (Pierre Defays / August 16, 1934, Valenciennes, Nord, France ) Born into a wealthy family, he opted for an artistic career. Having trained at the Ecole Charles Dullin, he attended Jean Vilar s acting class at the Conservatory of Dramatic Art.… … Encyclopedia of French film directors
Vernay, Robert — (Robert Georges Viandon / May 30, 1907, Paris, France October 17, 1979, Paris, France) He was a cinema journalist for ten years (Cinémaga zine) before becoming an assistant director to Julien Duvivier (1931 David Golder; 1934 Maria Chapdelaine … Encyclopedia of French film directors
