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A Personal Journey with Martin Scorsese Through American Movies
A Personal Journey with Martin Scorsese Through American Movies (1996)
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1 hr 12 mins
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Released: 11/23/1996
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Synopsis:
Leading American filmmaker Martin Scorsese's entry in the BFI's "The Century of Cinema" series is three-part, 235-minute odyssey. Showing the same mastery of the documentary form as he has of fictional narratives, he chronicles his self-discovery as a filmmaker, using as touchstones both Hollywood masterworks and unsung B-movies. At the same time, he examines the central conflict in American cinema: the director's need to reconcile his role as a team player with his own personal expression.
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Theatrical Release
11/23/1996
Studio
Credit
Miramax Records
Studio
Director
Credit
Martin Scorsese
Director
Michael Henry Wilson
Director
Cast
Credit
Martin Scorsese
Narrator - Narration
Gregory Peck
Himself
Billy Wilder
Himself
Clint Eastwood
Himself
Howard Hawks
Himself
George Lucas
Himself
Francis Ford Coppola
Himself
Brian De Palma
Himself
Fritz Lang
Himself
Andre de Toth
Himself
Douglas Sirk
Himself
Nicholas Ray
Himself
Sam Fuller
Himself
Orson Welles
Himself
Arthur Penn
Himself
John Cassavetes
Himself
Elia Kazan
Himself
Jodie Foster
Herself
Kathryn Bigelow
Herself
Carl Franklin
Himself
Production Credits
Credit
Raffaele Donato
Associate Producer
Florence Dauman
Producer
Colin McCabe
Executive Producer
Bob Last
Executive Producer
Production Companies
Credit
British Film Institute TV
Production Company
Channel 4 Television
Production Company
Distribution Companies
Credit
Channel 4 Television
Foreign TV Distributor
Miramax Records
Domestic Theatrical Distributor
Locations
Los Angeles, California, USA
Writer
Credit
Martin Scorsese
Screenplay
Michael Henry Wilson
Screenplay
Art Department
Credit
Sharon Sprague
Set Designer
Film Camera
Credit
Nancy Schreiber
Cinematographer - cinematography
Frances Reid
Cinematographer - cinematography
William G Webb
Cinematographer - cinematography
Jean-Yves Escoffier
Cinematographer - cinematography
Film Sales Financing
Credit
BFI Distribution
Foreign Distribution Sales
Music
Credit
Elmer Bernstein
Music
Production Management
Credit
Dale Ann Steiber
Line Producer
Sound
Credit
Brydon Bertram Baker III
Sound
Raoul A Bruce
Sound
Sara Chin
Sound
Linda Coffey
Sound
William Flick
Sound
Tom Paul
Sound
Visual Effects
Credit
Saul Bass
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