10 famous movies of Woody Allen (New York, December 1, 1935, -Actuality) His real name is Allan Stewart Konigsberg and he changed it to his stage name when he started publishing jokes at the age of 16 in several newspapers in the city. He went on to work as a screenwriter for NBC and later […]
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Cinema
From www.10famousworks.com we want to pay homage to those who we think are the most important directors of all time.
The so call seventh art is possibly the one with more followers nowadays.
The closeness that the cinema or television offers to the human being is tremendous, and together with the fact that watching a film does not require practically any effort, today it is possibly the most consumed art.
Remember that we are constantly evolving, and that we will add new names to our list progressively.
Enjoy with our selection!
Billy Wilder
Mankievicz
Quentin Tarantino
Ridley Scott
Woody Allen
Ridley Scott (South Shields, November 30, 1937) Son of Elizabeth and Colonel Francis Percy Scott, due to the profession of his father, he was not very present in Scott’s childhood. After World War II, his family moves to Teeside He studied at the Royal College of Art, where he helped establish the Film Department. He […]
Quentin Tarantino (Knoxville, March 27, 1963, – News) Born in Knoxville, Tennessee, in 1963, son of Tony Tarantino, actor and amateur musician born in Queens, and Connie McHugh, a nurse. The name Tarantino refers to a character in a television TV series, the mestizo blacksmith Quint played by Burt Reynolds in Gunsmoke. He was raised […]
10 famous movies of Mankiewicz(Wilkes Barre, February 11, 1909, – New York, February 5, 1993) His father, Franz Mankiewicz, a Jewish-Berliner who emigrated at the age of 17 from Germany in 1885, became a famous professor at the New York City College in the United States. He taught language, Hebrew theology and education; He also […]
Billy Wilder (Sucha Beskidza, June 22, 1906, – Hollywood, March 27, 2002) He spent his childhood and youth in Vienna, where he began to work as a journalist, a profession he continued to exercise when he moved to Berlin. In 1930 he intervened as a screenwriter on Men on Sundays, a chronicle of everyday life […]