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James Ivory
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White Countess
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Dec. 21, 2005
Le Divorce
(FILM)
Aug. 8, 2003
The Guru
(FILM)
Jan. 31, 2003
The Golden Bowl
(FILM)
Apr. 27, 2001
A Soldier's Daughter Never Cries
(FILM)
Sep. 18, 1998
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James Ivory Credits
HIGHLIGHTS
2000 Directed the period drama "The Golden Bowl"; released in USA in 2001
1998 Directed critically-acclaimed "A Soldier's Daughter Never Cries", based on the autobiographical novel by Kaylie Jones, daughter of novelist James Jones; shared screenplay credit with Jhabvala
1997 Merchant-Ivory entered into production agreement with the UK-based Capitol Films
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Category
The City of Your Final Destination
Director
Film
The Goddess
Producer
Film
The Playmaker
Producer
Film
Leela Chaterjee's Lover
Producer
Film
Made in France
Executive Producer
Film
White Countess
2005
Director
Film
Le Divorce
2003
Director, Screenplay
Film
The Guru
2003
Director, Screenplay
Film
The Golden Bowl
2001
Director
Film
A Soldier's Daughter Never Cries
1998
Director, Screenplay
Film
Surviving Picasso
1996
Director
Film
Jefferson in Paris
1995
Director
Film
The Remains of the Day
1993
Director
Film
Howards End
1992
Director
Film
Mr. & Mrs. Bridge
1990
Director
Film
Slaves of New York
1989
Director
Film
Maurice
1987
Director, Screenplay
Film
Courtesans of Bombay
1986
Producer, Screenplay
Film
A Room With A View
1986
Director
Film
Noon Wine
1985
Executive Producer
TV
The Bostonians
1984
Director
Film
Heat and Dust
1983
Director
Film
Quartet
1981
Director
Film
Jane Austen in Manhattan
1980
Director
Film
The Europeans
1979
-Man in Warehouse
Director, Actor
Film
Hullabaloo Over Georgie and Bonnie's Pictures
1978
Director
Film
Roseland
1977
Director
Film
Savages
1972
Director, Producer, Screenplay, From Story
Film
Bombay Talkie
1970
Director, Screenplay
Film
Shakespeare Wallah
1965
Director, Screenplay
Film
The Householder
1963
Director
Film
Sweet Sounds
Producer
Film
The Wild Party
Director
Film
Venice: Theme and Variations
Director, Producer, Screenplay, Photography
Film
Mahatma and the Mad Boy
Producer
Film
Lumiere Et Compagnie
-featured codirector
Director
Film
Helen, Queen of the Nautch Girls
Producer, Screenplay
Film
Adventures of a Brown Man in Search of Civilization
Director, Screenplay
Film
Autobiography of a Princess
Director
Film
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2000
Directed the period drama "The Golden Bowl"; released in USA in 2001
1998
Directed critically-acclaimed "A Soldier's Daughter Never Cries", based on the autobiographical novel by Kaylie Jones, daughter of novelist James Jones; shared screenplay credit with Jhabvala
1997
Merchant-Ivory entered into production agreement with the UK-based Capitol Films
1996
Reteamed again with Hopkins for "Surviving Picasso"
1993
Directed Hopkins and Thompson in "The Remains of the Day", earning another Oscar nomination for Best Director; Christopher Reeve had featured role
1992
First collaboration with Anthony Hopkins and Emma Thompson, "Howards End"; garnered second Best Director Oscar nomination; Vanessa Redgrave also co-starred
1987
Directed second Forster adaptation, "Maurice"
1986
Breakthrough feature, "A Room With a View", based on the E.M. Forster novel; earned Best Director Oscar nomination
1985
US TV producing debut, "Noon Wine" (PBS)
1984
Second adaptation of James, "The Bostonians", featuring Christopher Reeve and Vanessa Redgrave
1981
Helmed and adapted (with Jhabvala) "Quartet" from the novel by Jean Rhys
1979
Feature acting debut as Man in Warehouse in "The Europeans"; first picture adapted form the work of Henry James; collaborated on screenplay with Jhabvala and directed
1975
Switched focus from India to America with "The Wild Party", evoking 1920s Hollywood
1969
First US-financed film, "The Guru", which he co-wrote with Jhabvala
1965
Co-wrote (with Jhabvala) and directed "Shakespeare Wallah", about a troupe of English actors travelling in India
1963
Feature directing debut (and first MIP production), "The Householder"; first collaboration with screenwriter Ruth Prawer Jhabvala who adapted from her novel
1961
Met Ishmail Merchant at a screening of "The Sword and the Flute"; together formed Merchant Ivory Productions (MIP)
1959
Helmed the documentary short "The Sword and the Flute", featuring the sitar music of Ravi Shankar
1957
Produced, directed, wrote and photographed the documentary short "Venice: Theme and Variations"
1953
Directed, wrote, edited and photographed the student short "Four in the Morning"
With Ruth Prawer Jhabvala, wrote screenplay for "Le Divorce" (lensed 2002); also directed
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Recently Worked With...
Vanessa Redgrave
White Countess
Released: Dec. 21, 2005
Kate Hudson
Le Divorce
Released: Aug. 8, 2003
Utpal Dutt
The Guru
Released: Jan. 31, 2003
Kate Beckinsale
The Golden Bowl
Released: Apr. 27, 2001
Kris Kristofferson
A Soldier's Daughter Never Cries
Released: Sep. 18, 1998
Anthony Hopkins
Surviving Picasso
Released: Sep. 20, 1996
Nick Nolte
Jefferson in Paris
Released: Jan. 1, 1995
Paul Newman
Mr. & Mrs. Bridge
Released: Nov. 23, 1990
Bernadette Peters
Slaves of New York
Released: Jan. 1, 1989
James Wilby
Maurice
Released: Jan. 1, 1987
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