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Peter Bogdanovich

Bogdanovich later formed The Directors Company with the A class director, Francis Ford Coppola and William Friedkin where they dealt with Papermount Pictures and produced films. His depression comic Paper Moon was the first venture of this company which starred Ryan O’Neal and his ten year old daughter in An actor, director, writer, and a film critic Peter was born in Kingston, New York on 30th July 1939. His mother Herma is an Austrian Jewish and father Borislav, a Serbian Christian and a painter and pianist by profession. He started acting in the 1950s and appeared on television. He was a student to an acting teacher, Stella Adler. As a youngster, he used to watch 400 movies a year and thus he started writing about it. He wrote about the work of directors like John Ford. He used to idolize French film critics who used to write in Cachiers Du Cinema. Before establishing himself in the industry as a director, he made his fame in writing for Esquire. Motivated by the French critic Truffaut he moved to Los Angeles to make his film as a director. He asked the publishers for party and premiere invites. He got lucky when during a screening Roger Corman was behind him and appreciated his work in Esquire offering him a job as a director. Bogdanovich without giving a thought accepted the offer and made his debut as a director in Boris Karloff starrer Targets followed by Voyage to the Planet of Prehistoric Women. Peter has brought light upon forgotten personalities through his writing like Allan Dwan. He is a very good friend of Orson Welles and has kept writing about him. He has also written a book; this is Orson Welles. Bogdanovich is a man with a kind heart as he let Orson stay at his place during a financial crisis. Bogdanovich directed a documentary on John Ford named Directed by John Ford for American Film Institute. He also interviewed personalities like John Wayne, James Stewart, Henry Fonda, Clint Eastwood, Walter Hill, etc. the film was released a bit late in 2006 due to Licensing issues. Bogdanovich gave three consecutive hits as he ventured in filmmaking. Starting with The Last Picture Show, Bogdanovich was referred to as Wellesian by the critics. This film bagged eight nominations in Academy Awards in many different categories including Best Director and won two awards for Supporting Roles. Peter won the BAFTA award for the Best Screenplay, which he wrote with Larry McMurtry. His next flick was Whats Up Doc? Which was of the comic genre where he cast Barbra Steisand and Ryan O’Neal followed by another comedy Bringing Up Baby, and His Girl Friday? a supporting role. Ryan’s daughter won an Oscar for Supporting Role and thus Paper Moon was a landmark in Peter’s career. The Director Company dissolved after two more films, The Conversation directed by Francis and Daisy Miller by Bogdanovich. His next film after a quite long break from the industry was Saint Jack, which was critically acclaimed not a big hit, though. Saint Jack was followed by 1980 film They All Laughed starring Dorothy Stratten, who was murdered by her estranged husband. Bogdanovich returned to writing with The Killing of The Unicorn- Dorothy Stratten, which was in the memory of Dorothy published in 1984. He took over the distribution of They all Laughed which led him to bankruptcy. He then gained success with Mask in 1985 and Texasville in 1990 which is a sequel to The Last Picture Show. He declared bankruptcy in 1997 again before which he had directed two films, Noises Off and The Thing Called Love which starred River Phoenix. In 2001, he directed The Cat’s Meow based on the supposed murder of Thomas Ince about which he heard from Welles. The Cat’s Meow was much appreciated critically. He appeared on television as an actor in The Sopranos playing the part of a psychotherapist. He also directed an episode of the 5th season. He did voiceover in The Simpsons for Bart Simpson’s therapist. He made a guest appearance in How I Met Your Mother’s episode- Robots vs. Wrestlers co-starring with Will Shortz and Arianna Huffington. He also acted as a DJ in Kill Bill 1 and 2. He appeared on The Essentials, Out of Order and The Dream Factory. He has played a part in BBC documentaries, Easy Riders, Raging Bulls, and Wanderlust. In 2006, he joined ClickStar to host a Film Channel and also writes a blog for it. In 2007, Peter won an award for film preservation by The International Federation of Film Archives at the Toronto Film Festival. His film The Last Picture Show made it to the National Film Registry by National Film Preservation Board. He joined the school of filmmaking at the University Of North Carolina School Of Arts as a faculty in 2010. On 10th April 2010, at the 12th Annual RiverRun Film Festival, he won the award for Master of Cinema. In 2011, he was presented with Auteur Award by the International Press Academy. Bogdanovich has always been against the violence and brutality showcased in cinema these days, and he came up with an essay in the Hollywood Reporter arguing about the same. His most recent work is She’s Funny That Way, released in 2015.

Pierre Coffin

The creator of everyone’s favorite, Minions, Pierre is a filmmaker, animation artist, and voice artist. Pierre was born on 16th March 1967. He was born to a diplomat and an Indonesian writer, Yves Coffin and Nh. Dini respectively. He knew his love for animation and thus worked towards it. He started his animation schooling at Gobelins animation school in Paris. Later, he worked at a London-based 2D facility, Amblimation and worked on We’re Back! A Dinosaur’s Story. Followed by freelancing he worked as an animator at a French studio, Ex Machina where he was later declared as the animation supervisor. His directorial debut was a 1997 film, Pings followed by commercials for Mac Guff and Paris Promotion Pictures. He worked for a TV series TF1 and created the characters, Pat and Stan. In 2010, he came up with his most famous franchise of Despicable Me. He directed the Despicable Me and Despicable Me:2 with Chris Renaud and Despicable Me Spin-off, Minions with Kyle Balda. Apart from direction, he’s also the person behind the voices of minions.

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