Favorite Director/Actor Duos?
Scorsese/De Niro
PTA/Philip Seymour Hoffman
PTA/Philip Seymour Hoffman
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Oh my god, I love direcor/actor pairings. I'll probalby list a few but off the top of my head right now...
Argento/Nicolodi
even though they've only done two together:
Gilroy/Gyllenhaal
Raimi/Campbell
Edwards/Sellers
Tarantino/Jackson
Winding Refn/Mikkelsen
Winding Refn/Gosling
Argento/Nicolodi
even though they've only done two together:
Gilroy/Gyllenhaal
Raimi/Campbell
Edwards/Sellers
Tarantino/Jackson
Winding Refn/Mikkelsen
Winding Refn/Gosling
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Toshiro Mifune/Akira Kurosawa
Kurt Russel/John Carpenter
Robert De Niro/Martin Scorsese
Kurt Russel/John Carpenter
Robert De Niro/Martin Scorsese
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Alfred Hitchcock & James Stewart
Rear Window (1954)
The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956)
Vertigo (1958)
Hitchcock & Cary Grant
Notorious (1946)
To Catch a Thief (1955)
North by Northwest (1959)
I'd probably have to give the edge to Hitchcock/Stewart, although Grant in North by Northwest is one of my favorite films.
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Rear Window (1954)
The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956)
Vertigo (1958)
Hitchcock & Cary Grant
Notorious (1946)
To Catch a Thief (1955)
North by Northwest (1959)
I'd probably have to give the edge to Hitchcock/Stewart, although Grant in North by Northwest is one of my favorite films.
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One of the longest collaborations was between the great John Ford and John Wayne (some 2 dozen films).
Tidbit: It was surprising to me to learn that John Ford has won more directing Academy Awards than anyone else: 4 (6 total Oscars). And none of the 4 were westerns. His last Oscar, for The Quiet Man, was one of the most enjoyable films ever made.
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Tidbit: It was surprising to me to learn that John Ford has won more directing Academy Awards than anyone else: 4 (6 total Oscars). And none of the 4 were westerns. His last Oscar, for The Quiet Man, was one of the most enjoyable films ever made.
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Steven Spielberg and Richard Dreyfuss:
Jaws (1975)
Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977)
Always (1989)
Jaws (1975)
Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977)
Always (1989)
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I know this will sound weird
Tarantino and Zoe Bell
Now the not so weird
Richard Linklater and Ethan Hawke
Tarantino and Zoe Bell
Now the not so weird
Richard Linklater and Ethan Hawke
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Tommy Wiseau/Greg Sistero
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Some less commonly mentioned.but I think important.
Kenji Mizoguchi & Kinuyo Tanaka
Andrei Tarkovsky & Anatoly Solonitsyn
Both directors know for their visual style/atmosphere yet I think the importance of certain performers can't be overlooked, actors who were strong physical performers able to bring a lot of character to their movements and via facial expression as well as being good talkers when needed. Personally I think Tarkosky's latter films would have benefited from Solonitsm if the latter hadn't sadly died before he could be cast.
Kenji Mizoguchi & Kinuyo Tanaka
Andrei Tarkovsky & Anatoly Solonitsyn
Both directors know for their visual style/atmosphere yet I think the importance of certain performers can't be overlooked, actors who were strong physical performers able to bring a lot of character to their movements and via facial expression as well as being good talkers when needed. Personally I think Tarkosky's latter films would have benefited from Solonitsm if the latter hadn't sadly died before he could be cast.
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These days in the action film industry, Scott Adkins and Jesse V. Johnson
Pitfighter
Savage Dog
Accident Man
The Debt Collector
Triple Threat
Avengement (upcoming)
Scott Adkins and Isaac Florentine
Special Forces
Undisputed II: Last Man Standing
The Shepherd: Border Patrol
Ninja
Undisputed III: Redemption
Ninja: Shadow of a Tear
Close Range
Seized (upcoming)
Pitfighter
Savage Dog
Accident Man
The Debt Collector
Triple Threat
Avengement (upcoming)
Scott Adkins and Isaac Florentine
Special Forces
Undisputed II: Last Man Standing
The Shepherd: Border Patrol
Ninja
Undisputed III: Redemption
Ninja: Shadow of a Tear
Close Range
Seized (upcoming)