The one director William Friedkin said would thrive during any period in cinema history
William Friedkin had some very kind words for a young director, one he said would be a success no matter what period of time he was working in.
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William Friedkin Makes a Midler Musical, Defends Digital, Restores 'Sorcerer,' Reveres Old Studios
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William Friedkin’s Grimiest Movie Changed Film and TV Forever
Filmmaker William Friedkin leaned into these possibilities and then some with his 1971 feature The French Connection, while subsequent 1970s directorial efforts like The Exorcist and Sorcerer ...
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Visual History with William Friedkin
Director William Friedkin (The French Connection, The Exorcist) discusses his iconic career; beginning in the mailroom of a television station to winning the DGA Feature Film Award and becoming a ...
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Box Office Poison: Hollywood’s Story in a Century of Flops
After William Friedkin won Oscars for The French Connection (1971) and broke box office records with The Exorcist (1973), Paramount pretty much let him off the leash, even down to the choice of the ...
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The only movies to ever change cinema, according to William Friedkin
William Friedkin helped redirect Hollywood from a dream factory of lavish melodramas and musicals to an industry that churned out visceral, boundary-pushing cinema that reflected the modern world. The ...