By Roger Deakins on February 3, 2007
Legendary cinematographer Roger Deakins has collaborated with some of Hollywood’s most visionary auteurs. Though his name may be less known than collaborators...
By Alfonso Cuarón on February 3, 2007
Alfonso Cuarón is a Mexican screenwriter, director, and producer known best for his films Y Tu Mamá También, Children of Men, and Gravity. Born...
By Neil LaBute on February 3, 2007
In 1997, a relatively unknown yet confident young director stormed both the Cannes and Sundance Film Festivals. That director was Michigan-born playwright...
By Carol Littleton on February 3, 2007
With an Emmy, an Academy Award nomination, credits on nearly a dozen hit films, and tenure as the president of the Motion...
By Robert Downey Jr. on February 3, 2007
From Kings County State Correctional Facility to the private tutelage of the legendary Lee Strasberg, Robert Downey Jr. has blazed a many-striped...
By Thelma Schoonmaker on February 3, 2007
Academy Award-winning editor Thelma Schoonmaker’s long, presitgious career is one of Hollywood’s most enduring, rivaled possibly by her longtime collaborator, Martin Scorcese....
By Patty Jenkins on February 3, 2007
Patty Jenkins is an American writer and film director, best known for her breakthrough, critically acclaimed debut film Monster. Monster follows Charlize Theron...
By George Wing on February 3, 2007
Drew Barrymore is the descendant of Hollywood royalty, but has spent her career carving out a unique and distinguished path of her...
By Don Burgess, on February 3, 2007
Don Burgess is a prolific and award-winning cinematographer originally from Santa Monica, California. Burgess is known for his collaborations with director Robert...
By John Leguizamo on February 3, 2007
Working in comedies, musicals, and dramas, John Leguizamo has one of the most diverse filmographies in all of Hollywood. Leguizamo started out...