David Anspaugh

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RECENT CREDITS

Phenom (FILM) Jan. 16, 2009

The Bedford Diaries (TV) Apr. 19, 2006

E-Ring (TV) Sep. 21, 2005

The Game of Their Lives (FILM) Apr. 22, 2005

L.A. County 187 (TV) Jul. 5, 2003

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HIGHLIGHTS

2005 Directed "The Game of Their Lives" based on the true story of the 1950 US soccer team who, against all odds, beat England in the small town of Belo Horizonte, Brazil

2002 Returned to directing features with "Wisegirls", starring Mira Sorvino and Mariah Carey

1995 Directed "Moonlight and Valentino" based on the play by Ellen Simon

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Role

Category

Phenom 2009

Director

Film

The Bedford Diaries 2006

Director

Zen and the Art of Manipulation (2006) -Director

Director

TV Episode

E-Ring 2005

Director

The Game of Their Lives 2005

Director

Film

L.A. County 187 2003

Co-Executive Producer, Director

Wisegirls 2002

Director

Two Against Time 2002

Director

Swing Vote 1999

Director

Marry Me! 1996 -Interviewee

Actor

Moonlight and Valentino 1995

Director

Film

Rudy 1993

Director

Film

In the Company of Darkness 1993

Director

Hoosiers 1989

Director

Film

Fresh Horses 1988

Director

Film

Deadly Care 1987

Director

St. Elsewhere 1982

Director

Hill Street Blues 1981

Director, Producer

Fighting Back 1980

Associate Producer

Vampire 1979

Associate Producer

The Last Leaf

Director

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Highlights

2005 Directed "The Game of Their Lives" based on the true story of the 1950 US soccer team who, against all odds, beat England in the small town of Belo Horizonte, Brazil

2002 Returned to directing features with "Wisegirls", starring Mira Sorvino and Mariah Carey

1995 Directed "Moonlight and Valentino" based on the play by Ellen Simon

1993 Directed Sean Astin in "Rudy," based on the true story of Daniel 'Rudy' Ruettiger who's dream was to play football at Notre Dame

1988 Directed "Fresh Horses" starring Molly Ringwald and Andrew McCarthy

1986 Feature film directing debut, "Hoosiers"

1985 Gave up producing responsibilities but continued directing episodes of "Hill Street Blues"

1982 TV directing debut with "Hill Street Blues"

1981 TV series producing debut, "Hill Street Blues"; served as an associate producer

1979 TV-movie producing debut, "Vampire"

1970 - 1974 Taught school in Aspen, Colorado

Underwent treatment for a bipolar disorder

Worked as an associate producer on the short-lived CBS detective series, "Paris"