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joeydaninja 02-21-03 10:41 PM

directors over sixty, who still kick tail
 
this is a spin-off from the Iliad thread, which is going to be directed by Wolfgang Petersen

where we were wondering, which directors over sixty, still have it

i thought Hayao Miyazaki and David Lynch (he's over sixty right?)

who else is out there?

Rypro 525 02-21-03 10:44 PM

Clint Eastwood sort of. He's like 72 or 73.

DVD Smurf 02-21-03 10:52 PM

David Lynch is only 54...and I actually think that directors gets better with age as long as they stay coherent. :)

Phyre 02-22-03 01:35 AM

Shohei Imamura, and Robert Altman are the first that come to mind. Oh Seijun Sezuki, Nagisa Oshima, Roman Polanski.

funkymonk 02-22-03 02:58 AM

wow im the first to say Martin Scorcese

Parcher 02-22-03 05:36 AM

ridley scott anyone?

darkflounder 02-22-03 06:55 AM

Terry Gilliam is pushing 60, and he still rocks. If only he could have finished The Man Who Killed Don Quixote.

Amadeus 02-22-03 07:44 AM


Originally posted by Parcher
ridley scott anyone?
Right here ol' chap. :)

audrey 02-22-03 08:05 AM

Beyond those mentioned above some that are living and still working:

• Woody Allen
• Ingmar Bergman
• Sydney Pollack
• Michelangelo Antonioni
• Bernardo Bertolucci
• Paul Verhoeven
• Wes Craven
• Barry Levinson
• Francis Ford Coppola
• Werner Herzog
• Milos Forman
• Krzysztof Kieslowski
• Terry Gilliam

Dead but directed into their 60’s

• Stanley Kubrick (71 when he died)
• Akira Kurosawa
• John Huston
• Alfred Hitchcock

JLJanis 02-22-03 10:21 AM


Beyond those mentioned above some that are living and still working:

• Krzysztof Kieslowski
Hate to be the one to break the news -- and I wish the case were otherwise -- but Kieslowski is dead (died in 1996). ;)

audrey 02-22-03 11:05 AM


Originally posted by TomReagan
Hate to be the one to break the news -- and I wish the case were otherwise -- but Kieslowski is dead (died in 1996). ;)
Oops. Thanks for the correction.

inri222 02-22-03 03:45 PM

Jean-Luc Godard

LBPound 02-22-03 04:44 PM

Joel Schumacher
His track record is inconsistent, but I'm looking forward to Phone Booth and I've enjoyed quite a few of his films.

Amadeus 02-22-03 04:49 PM


Originally posted by LBPound
Joel Schumacher
His track record is inconsistent, but I'm looking forward to Phone Booth and I've enjoyed quite a few of his films.

:up: Phone Booth :drool:

Phyre 02-23-03 01:30 PM

Michelangelo Antonioni and Bergman are not directing feature films anymore.

Phyre 02-23-03 01:35 PM

Oh,

Eric Rohmer
Jaques Rivette
John Boorman
Michael Haneke

marty888 02-23-03 03:21 PM

David Cronenberg gets added to the list as of March 15th.

mookyman 02-23-03 05:56 PM

Most of the ones already mentioned, and I'll add Brian De Palma. Granted, I know there are many people who would disagree, but love or hate him, he has remained consistent over the years.

indycohiba 02-23-03 06:04 PM

ridley scott

wendersfan 02-25-03 05:22 PM

Manoel de Oliveira. He's in his 90's and he's still doing great.


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