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Film And Theater Icons

15 entries in the Film And Theater Icons compendium.

Film And Theater Icons — Era Chart

Winsor McCay1814Satyajit Ray1863Woody Allen1900William Wyler1902Sidney Poitier1927Yasujirō Ozu1932Roman Polanski1933Vivien Leigh1936Sergei Eisenstein1938Werner Herzog1955Sophia Loren1967Stanley Kubrick1977Wong Kar-wai1987Samuel Goldwyn1996
Roman PolanskiAcclaimed filmmaker and fugitive from U.S. justice.Satyajit RayIndian filmmaker and polymath, director of The Apu Trilogy.Sergei EisensteinSoviet filmmaker and director of *Alexander Nevsky*.Sidney PoitierFirst black actor to win the Academy Award for Best Actor.Sophia LorenSophia Loren was attached to one of the most intriguing unrealized film projects of the 19Stanley KubrickAmerican filmmaker known for meticulous, genre-spanning, and influential films.Vittorio De SicaItalian neorealist director and actor, four-time Oscar winner.Vivien LeighBritish actress who won the Academy Award for Best Actress for portraying Scarlett O'Hara Werner HerzogGerman filmmaker and pioneer of New German Cinema.William WylerGerman-born American director with 12 Oscar nominations, three wins.Winsor McCayAmerican cartoonist and animator known for Little Nemo and Gertie the Dinosaur.Wong Kar-waiHong Kong filmmaker known for *Chungking Express*, a landmark of 1990s world cinema.Woody AllenHeywood "Woody" Allen (born Allan Stewart Konigsberg; November 30, 1935) is an American fiYasujirō OzuJapanese filmmaker who worked with actress Iida Chōko and her husband, cameraman Hideo ShiSamuel GoldwynAmerican film company founded by Samuel Goldwyn Jr.
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