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who's been involved in the most movies you like?

Discussion in 'Archived Threads 2001-2004' started by george kaplan, May 3, 2002.

  1. Message #1 of 19 May 3, 2002
    george kaplan

    george kaplan Executive Producer

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    This can be in any capacity, cast or crew. I don't know for certain, but I think for me it's Edith Head. She was the costume designer on over 60 movies that I own or want to own.
     
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    Jeff_A

    Jeff_A Screenwriter

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    As I am generally more familiar with casting, easily Robert DeNiro.
     
  3. Message #3 of 19 May 3, 2002
    Jim J

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    Composer John Williams
     
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    DanaA

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    Alfred Hitchcok would be my offhand response.
     
  5. Message #5 of 19 May 3, 2002
    Shane Gralaw

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    Ewan Macgregor- he's been able to work with Peter Greenaway, Todd Haynes, Baz Luhrmann, Ridley Scott, AND got to be in Star Wars. How cool is that?

    And as for behind-the-scenes, producer Christine Vachon absolutely kicks butt!
     
  6. Message #6 of 19 May 4, 2002
    Steve Enemark

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    The MGM lion.
     
  7. Message #7 of 19 May 4, 2002
    Brook K

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    My offhand response would be Woody Allen since the qualifiers are volume and simply liking the project.
     
  8. Message #8 of 19 May 4, 2002
    Travis Olson

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    Probably Steven Spielberg. He's been involved in some way or another with at least 12 of my top 20 movies. Another one would definitely be John Williams. I can't believe the shear volume of scores he's done, amazing.
     
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    Bill J

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    I would have to go with John Williams as well.
     
  10. Message #10 of 19 May 4, 2002
    Jon_W

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    Kubrick
     
  11. Message #11 of 19 May 4, 2002
    Andrew_Sch

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    Here's a few off the top of my head:

    -Kevin Spacey

    -Russell Crowe

    -George C. Scott

    -Tom Hanks

    -Morgan Freeman

    -Clint Eastwood

    -David Fincher

    -Howard Shore
     
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    Mike Frezon

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    I think I've got to go with Tom Hanks. There's not much he's in that I haven't liked a lot.
     
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    Jim Rankin

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    I second Alfred Hitchock, an amazing director who transcended several decades in the film industry.
     
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    Bruce Hedtke

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    Audrey Hepburn

    Anthony Quinn

    Bruce
     
  15. Message #15 of 19 May 8, 2002
    JohnRice

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    Producer Arnon Milchan, though he's done alot of stinkers as well

    Character Actors,

    Pepe Serna and Brion James

    Hitchcock

    Coen Bros

    Gilliam
     
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    James Farinha

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    Jack Black is the best. The Jackal, Saving Siverman, Orange County.....etc[​IMG] [​IMG]
     
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    Gabe D

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    george's choice of Edith Head was great. I counted 48 movies I like that she worked on. (I'm sure there would be many more if I'd seen everything she worked on.) Anyway, I didn't want to reply until I found somebody who beat 48 titles. Well, I finally found the guy: makeup artist Robert J. Schiffer, who worked on 49 movies I like.
     
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    Dome Vongvises

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    John Williams
     
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