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- Top 25 Greatest Directors of All Time (The Ultimate List) - IMDb
The directors on this list are ranked according to their lifetime success (awards nominations), their directing skill, along with their ability to inspire generations of directors after them
- 75 Best Directors of All Time - Parade
Here's our list of the best directors of all time, including their most famous movies These greatest film directors ever span genres and generations
- The 50 Greatest Directors of All Time - IMDb
This list is personal and doesn't take into consideration the popularity of any director or the impact he might have had on cinematic history It will be regularly updated as i will watch more movies of these or other known directors that haven't made it as of yet to this list I also include the top movies for each one of them You are welcome to make any comments on any of my choices
- The 100 Greatest Directors of all time - IMDb
List your movie, TV celebrity picks 1 Martin Scorsese Martin Charles Scorsese was born on November 17, 1942 in Queens, New York City, to Catherine Scorsese (née Cappa) and Charles Scorsese, who both worked in Manhattan's garment district, and whose families both came from Palermo, Sicily
- 55 Best Movie Directors of All Time and Their Greatest Films
In over a century of film, there have been countless great filmmakers but these are the very best movie directors of all time
- The 100+ Best Directors of All Time, Ranked By Fans
Vote up the directors you believe to be most important, culturally significant, and deserving of recognition This is a list of the greatest directors in movie history, who are most deserving of Academy Awards and critical recognition
- 25 Greatest Film Directors of All Time | The Enterprise World
Here are the 25 Greatest Film Directors of All Time: 1 Jean Renoir 2 Akira Kurosawa 3 Jean-Luc Godard 4 Martin Scorsese 5 Francis Ford Coppola
- Top 250 directors by IMDB rating
Top 250 directors, based on their ratings on IMDB (and NOT on my personal taste) The higher number of good films, and the higher ratings for each film, mean higher ratings for the director
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