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Florian Henckel Von Donnersmark:THE TOURIST (1992), 105 Min Dec 6, 2016 (XXXIII: 15) Florian Henckel von Donnersmark:THE TOURIST (1992), 105 min. The Tourist (2010) 103 minutes Directed by Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck Writing Credits Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck, Christopher McQuarrie and Julian Fellowes (screenplay), Jérôme Salle (motion picture "Anthony Zimmer") Produced by Gary Barber, Jonathan Glickman, Tim Headington, Graham King and Adam Rosenberg Music James Newton Howard Cinematography John Seale Film Editing Joe Hutshing & Patricia Rommel Cast Johnny Depp…Frank Tupelo Angelina Jolie Pitt…Elise Clifton-Ward (as Angelina Jolie) Paul Bettany…Inspector John Acheson time he won numerous festival awards for his short films, Timothy Dalton…Chief Inspector Jones among them the Max Ophüls Prize. While at film school, Steven Berkoff…Reginald Shaw Henckel von Donnersmarck wrote an outline, Sonata for a Rufus Sewell…The Englishman Good Man, which told of the relationship between a Stasi Christian De Sica…Colonnello Lombardi agent and the dramatist with whose surveillance he is Alessio Boni…Sergente Cerato charged. In this story, looking back at “the century of Daniele Pecci…Tenente Narduzzi ideologies”, he explored the old aesthetic question of how Giovanni Guidelli…Tenente Tommassini to bridge the chasm between thinking and feeling. He felt this tale would allow him to tackle a subject matter that FLORIAN HENCKEL VON DONNERSMARCK (b. May 2, was personal and important to him, while trying to create 1973 in Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany) on film the dramatic and psychological complexity he had grew up in the US, Germany and Belgium. Upon finishing often encountered in novels. In 2002 Henckel von high school, he studied Russian Language and Literature Donnersmarck moved to East Berlin to research the in Saint Petersburg, graduating as a Soviet-certified historical aspects of this plot, and wrote a screenplay, Teacher of Russian as a Foreign Language. He went on to which he ended up calling The Lives of Others. Shot in read Politics and Philosophy at Oxford. In his final year at just 37 days and with a limited release in 2006, it went on Oxford, he won an essay competition to become to gross $77 million worldwide. The film won the 2007 apprentice to director Richard Attenborough on the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film and in 2008 Hemingway film In Love and War (1996). The experience received England’s BAFTA and France’s César. After convinced him to use his passion for literature, music and almost two years of presenting the film and writing and spectacle in the medium of cinema. From 1997 to 2001, he lecturing on cinema and aesthetics, he moved to Los obtained a third degree, this time in filmmaking, from the Angeles to experience the center of the film world. In University for Television and Film, Munich. During that December of 2009, he began work on The Tourist, a light- Von Donnersmark—THE TOURIST—2 hearted thriller set in Paris and Venice. In The Tourist, Cher, Earth, Wind & Fire, Rickie Lee Jones, Olivia Henckel von Donnersmarck saw the opportunity to Newton-John, Bob Seger, Rod Stewart, and Barbra explore a familiar European setting the very elements that Streisand. He has received eight Oscar nominations and European cinema is habitually denied: true Opulence in won a Grammy Award in 2009 for his work on The Dark Décor and the Mystique of the Movie Star. He aimed to Knight (2008). His work often incorporates extensive use create a film that would be gentle, humorous and of multiple chord progressions and changes in key. A unpretentious, and make for a soothing, almost famously fast worker, Howard is often called upon to contemplative experience of deceleration and elegance. It provide last-minute replacement scores for films, or to add is possible that this is to existing why it was not soundtracks. A nominated for any few of his 150 Oscars (though won composer credits many other awards includes Fantastic that year): it often Beasts and Where jumps between to Find Them genres of comedy, (2016), The drama, and action. Hunger Games: He is also a member Mockingjay - Part of the International 2 (2015), The Council at the Hunger Games: Museum of Modern Mockingjay - Part Art in New York, the 1 (2014), Pawn French Ordre des Sacrifice (2014), Arts et des Lettres Nightcrawler and the Bavarian and (2014), The Northrhine- Hunger Games: Westphalian Orders Catching Fire of Merit. In 2013, the (2013), Parkland World Economic Forum named him a Young Global (2013), The Bourne Legacy (2012), The Hunger Games Leader. 2015 saw the publication of Kino! a book of his (2012), Green Lantern (2011), The Green Hornet (2011), writings on contemporary cinema. He directed and wrote The Tourist (2010), Love & Other Drugs (2010), Inhale all of his feature films: Werk Ohne Autor (post- (2010), Salt (2010), Confessions of a Shopaholic (2009), production), The Tourist (2010), The Lives of Others The Happening (2008), Charlie Wilson's War (2007), I (2006), The Crusader (2002, Short), Dobermann (1999, Am Legend (2007), Blood Diamond (2006), Lady in the Short), Das Datum (1998, Short) and Mitternacht (1997, Water (2006), King Kong (2005), Collateral (2004), Peter Short). Pan (2003), Dreamcatcher (2003), America's Sweethearts (2001), Atlantis: The Lost Empire (2001), Snow Falling on JAMES NEWTON HOWARD (b. June 9, 1951 in Los Cedars (1999), The Sixth Sense (1999), The Postman Angeles, CA) scored over 60 films beginning in the mid- (1997), The Devil's Advocate (1997), My Best Friend's '80s, including The Fugitive (1993), The Prince of Tides Wedding (1997), Primal Fear (1996), Restoration (1995), (1991), Pretty Woman (1990), Glengarry Glen Ross Waterworld (1995), Wyatt Earp (1994), Night and the City (1992), Batman Begins (2005), Michael Clayton (2007), (1992), American Heart (1992), Grand Canyon (1991), and the Hunger Games series. He began taking classical The Man in the Moon (1991), 3 Men and a Little Lady piano lessons at the age of four, playing on a piano owned (1990), Marked for Death (1990), Flatliners (1990), The by his grandmother, who was the Pittsburgh Symphony's Package (1989), Off Limits (1988), Nobody's Fool (1986), concertmaster and violinist during the 1930s and '40s. He 8 Million Ways to Die (1986) and Head Office (1985). went on to study at the USC School of Music. After graduating from college, Howard joined a short-lived rock JOHN SEALE (b. October 5, 1942 in Warwick, band, and then worked for a couple of years as a session Queensland, Australia) started work in 1963 at the ABC- musician with artists including Diana Ross, Ringo Starr, tv at Gore Hill, New South Wales in the stationary and Harry Nilsson. In 1975, he joined the band of the most department, dispensing biros and pestering Chief popular artist of that time, Elton John, toured with them Cameraman Bert Nicholas for a 'driver assistant' position. during the mid-'70s and later re-joined for a tour in 1980 Nicholas got Seale off his back by giving him the job, and and again in 1986. Over the years, Howard has worked as by good fortune cameraman Bill Grimmond took him a songwriter, producer, or arranger with such artists as under his wing. In the early 1960s ABC-tv produced some Von Donnersmark—THE TOURIST—3 of Australia's first drama series with Grimmond and Bob picture A Nightmare On Elm Street (1984). Unable to Feeney as doph's and Seale assisting. In 1965 Grimmond regain momentum, The Kids spilt-up soon after the persuaded the reluctant ABC heavies to give Seale a movie's release and Depp diverged from his first love— chance as camera operator. Seale operated on his first music—to follow a life of acting. A small role in Oliver feature with doph John Williams. From there on he was Stone’s Platoon (1986) followed. Unwilling at first, Fox working regularly as camera operator with Australia's pursued Depp to star in a new series entitled 21, Jump leading cinematographers. In 1983 he was awarded the Street. Although Depp felt this show "beneath him," it ACS 'Milli' Award for Cinematographer of the Year for actually catapulted his success as an actor and turned him Goodbye Paradise (1983). In 1985 Peter Weir invited into a teenybopper idol. In an effort to downplay his him to go to the USA to shoot Witness (1985), which unwanted pretty-boy reputation he chose the lead role in began his international career. Recently, Seale took on the Tim Burton’s Edward Scissorhands (1990). The success daunting task of working on of the most infamously of this movie established his well known choice for odd challenging productions in recent film history, Mad Max: and unusual roles, essentially carving a niche for himself Fury Road (2015). He was happy, though, to come back to as a serious and somewhat dark performer who always work for George Miller having previously collaborated surprises audiences with his choice of characters. Next with the director on Lorenzo’s Oil back in 1992 and found came an extraordinary run of movie roles for Depp. him an ideal collaborator. It’s not the first time Seale Within five years, starting in 1993, Depp starred in an conquered the desert: He won an Oscar for his d.p. work array of movies including: John Waters’ Cry-Baby (1990), in The English Patient (1996). Mad Max: Fury Road What's Eating Gilbert Grape (1993), Ed Wood (1994), Jim (2015) brings Seale his fifth Oscar nomination after Jarmusch's Dead Man (1995), Donnie Brasco (1997), earning recognition for Rain Man (1988), Witness (1985) Terry Gilliam’s Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1998) and Cold Mountain (2003). Some of his additional credits and once again with Burton for Sleepy Hallow (1999) are The Tourist (2010), Poseidon (2006), Spanglish While Depp continued to take challenging parts in more (2004), Dreamcatcher (2003), Harry Potter and the serious fare, in 2003 he debuted his most commercially Sorcerer's Stone (2001), The successful character playing Captain Perfect Storm (2000), The Talented Jack Sparrow in the Pirates of the Mr.
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