피터 보그다노비치

피터 보그다노비치 (Peter Bogdanovich)

Derek Thomas

성별: 남성
생일: 1939년 07월 30일
직업: 감독, 제작자, 작가, 연기자
출신: 미국, 뉴욕, 킹스턴

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감독
콜 잇 러브 (The Thing Called Love|리버 피닉스의 콜 잇 러브|1993)
마스크 (Mask|1985)

Growing up in Manhattan, Bogdanovich first aspired to be an actor: he studied under Stella Adler, had bit parts in some 1950s television dramas and performed (and worked backstage) in summer stock. At the same time, he was an obsessive movie-watcher, viewing as many as 500 films a year, and he became an aficionado of the director-oriented writings of 'Francois Truffaut' and other French "New Wave" critic-filmmakers. In the 1960s, Bogdanovich began publishing interviews and essays on movies in "Esquire" and other magazines. He got his first filmmaking job with Roger Corman. Bogdanovich's big-budget directorial debut, _Last Picture Show, The (1971)_, an elegaic post-Western, was one of the most impressive Hollywood movies of its era, and remains the high point of Bogdanovich's critical reputation. In personal terms, the movie marked the breakup of Bogdanovich's marriage with Polly Platt (whom some saw as a dominant creative influence on "Picture Show"), replaced by Cybill Shepherd. Bogdanovich's next two films, with 'Ryan O'Neal', were commercially successful but not very subtle exercises in the "classic" Hollywood style of Howard Hawks and Raoul Walsh. His next two movies, in which he seemingly tried to do for Shepherd what Josef von Sternberg did for Marlene Dietrich, finished Bogdanovich's bankable period, and the end of his relationship with Shepherd soon followed. While directing _They All Laughed (1981)_, Bogdanovich fell in love with Dorothy Stratten; soon afterwards, she was murdered by her estranged husband. (Bogdanovich himself financed the distribution of this movie, which Bogdanovich has called his most personal, and lost most of his money in the process.) He married Stratten's sister in 1988. Of his post-1973 movies, only _Mask (1985/I)_ has made any money to speak of--and financial calamities such as _Thing Called Love, The (1993)_ cast some doubt on his future as a Hollywood director--but Bogdanovich remains influential as a historian and upholder of American filmmaking traditions.

Filmography

Out of Order (2003)[Actor .... Zach]
Definition of Insanity, The (2002)[Actor .... Peter Bogdanovich]
New York at the Movies (2002) (TV)[Actor .... Himself]
Dorothy Stratten: The E! True Hollywood Story (2001) (TV)[Actor .... Himself]
Schlock! The Secret History of American Movies (2001) (V)[Actor]
Festival in Cannes (2001)[Actor .... Milo]
Cat's Meow, The (2001)[Director]
It Conquered Hollywood! The Story of American International Pictures (2001)[Actor .... Narrator]
All About the Birds (2000) (V)[Actor .... Himself]
Intimate Portrait: Madeline Kahn (2000) (TV)[Actor .... Himself]
Lady From Shanghai: A Discussion with Peter Bogdanovich, The (2000) (V)[Actor .... Himself]
Y usted... ¿De qué se ríe? (2000) (TV)[Actor .... Himself]
... aka Gag... y c?o conseguirlo, El (2000) (TV) (Spain: subtitle)
On Cukor (2000) (TV)[Actor .... Himself]
... aka American Masters: On Cukor (2000) (TV) (USA)
Independent, The (2000)[Actor .... Himself]
Rated X (2000)[Actor .... Film Professor]
Claire Makes It Big (1999)[Actor .... Arturo Mulligan]
Last Picture Show: A Look Back, The (1999)[Actor .... Himself]
Shoe Store, The (1999)[Actor .... Himself]
Hitchcock: Shadow of a Genius (1999) (TV)[Actor .... Himself] [Miscellaneous crew]
... aka Dial H Hitchcock: The Genius Behind the Showman (1999) (TV)
... aka Dial H for Hitchcock (1999) (TV) (Canada: English title)
Hitchcock, Selznick and the End of Hollywood (1999) (TV)[Actor .... Himself.]
... aka American Masters: Hitchcock, Selznick and the End of Hollywood (1999) (TV) (USA)
Coming Soon (1999/I)[Actor .... Bartholomew]
Saintly Switch, A (1999) (TV)[Director]
... aka In Your Shoes (1999) (TV)
Lick the Star (1998)[Actor .... Principal]
Naked City: A Killer Christmas (1998) (TV)[Director]
54 (1998)[Actor .... Elaine's Patron]
... aka Fifty-Four (1998)
Highball (1997)[Actor .... Frank]
Jackie Brown (1997)[Miscellaneous crew]
Bella Mafia (1997) (TV)[Actor .... Vito Giancamo]
Rescuers: Stories of Courage: Two Women (1997) (TV)[Director]
Mr. Jealousy (1997)[Actor .... Dr. Howard Poke]
Price of Heaven, The (1997) (TV)[Director]
... aka Blessed Assurance (1997) (TV) (USA: syndication title)
Who Is Henry Jaglom? (1996)[Actor .... Himself]
Ben Johnson: Third Cowboy on the Right (1996)[Actor .... Himself]
To Sir with Love 2 (1996) (TV)[Director]
Battle Over Citizen Kane, The (1996) (TV)[Actor]
"Picture Windows" (1995) (mini) TV Series[Actor .... Lucca (Episode: "Songs of Songs")] [Director]
... aka "Picture Windows: Language of the Heart" (1995) (mini) (USA)
"Fallen Angels" (1993) TV Series[Director]
Jean Renoir (1993)[Actor]
Thing Called Love, The (1993)[Director]
Noises Off... (1992)[Director] [Producer]
Picture This - The Times of Peter Bogdanovich in Archer City, Texas (1991)[Actor .... Himself]
Texasville (1990)[Director] [Writer] [Producer]
Hollywood Mavericks (1990)[Actor .... Himself]
Illegally Yours (1988)[Director] [Producer]
James Stewart: A Wonderful Life (1987) (TV)[Actor .... Himself]
Dorothy Stratten: The Untold Story (1985) (V)[Actor .... Himself]
Mask (1985)[Director]
City Girl (1984)[Producer]
They All Laughed (1981)[Director] [Writer]
Saint Jack (1979)[Actor .... Eddie Schuman] [Director] [Writer]
Opening Night (1977)[Actor .... Cameo appearance]
Nickelodeon (1976)[Director] [Writer]
Vérités et mensonges (1975)[Actor .... Special Participant]
... aka F for Fake (1975) (USA)
... aka F wie F?schung (1976) (West Germany)
At Long Last Love (1975)[Director] [Writer] [Producer]
Daisy Miller (1974)[Director] [Producer]
Paper Moon (1973)[Director] [Producer]
Other Side of the Wind, The (1972)[Actor .... Brooks Otterlake]
What's Up, Doc? (1972)[Director] [Writer] [Producer]
Directed by John Ford (1971)[Actor .... Himself/Interviewer] [Director] [Writer]
Last Picture Show, The (1971)[Actor .... Disc Jockey] [Director] [Writer]
Lions Love (1969)[Actor]
Vienna (1968)[Actor]
Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women (1968)[Actor .... Narrator] [Director]
... aka Gill Women of Venus, The (1968)
... aka Gill Women, The (1968)
Targets (1968)[Actor .... Sammy Michaels] [Director] [Writer] [Editor] [Producer]
... aka Before I Die (1968)
Great Professional: Howard Hawks, The (1967) (TV)[Director]
Trip, The (1967/II)[Actor]
Wild Angels, The (1966)[Actor] [Cinematographer] [Writer] [Editor] [Miscellaneous crew]