Frequent Actor/Director Collaborations

These pairs have worked together at least in five or more ocassions. Pick your favorite one or feel free mention another if it was omitted (remember that the premise is that the pair must have worked at least 5 times together. That's why you won't find, for example: Jimmy Stewart/Alfred Hitchcock on this list. They have worked together 4 times)

Some important works from each pair, just to remind you, include:

Murray/Anderson: Rushmore, The Royal Tenenbaums, The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou, Fantastic Mr. Fox, Moonrise Kingom

Von Sydow/Bergman: The Seventh Seal, Wild Strawberries, The Virgin Spring, Through A Glass Darkly, Winter Light
 
Kinski/Herzog: Aguirre The Wrath Of God, Nosferatu The Vampyre, Woyzeck, Fitzcarraldo, Cobra Verde

Nance/Lynch: Eraserhead, Dune, Blue Velvet, Wild At Heart, Lost Highway

Deniro/Scorsese: Mean Streets, Taxi Driver, Raging Bull, Goodfellas, Casino

Washington/Scott: Crimson Tide, Man On Fire, Deja Vu, The Taking Of Pelham 123, Unstopppable 

Mifune/Kurosawa: Rashomon, Seven Samurai, Throne Of Blood, Yojimbo, High And Low

Crowe/Scott: Gladiator, A Good Year, American Gangster, Body Of Lies, Robin Hood

Depp/Burton: Edward Scissorhands, Ed Wood, Sleepy Hollow, Charlie And The Chocolate Factory, Sweeney Todd

Hoffman/Anderson: Hard Eight, Boogie Nights, Magnolia, Punch Drunk Love, The Master

Buscemi/Coen Brothers: Miller's Crossing, Barton Fink, The Hudsucker Proxy, Fargo, The Big Lebowski

Tracy/Cukor: Keeper Of The Flame, Edward My Son, Adam's Rib, Pat And Mike, The Actress

Bogart/Curtiz: Angels With Dirty Faces, Virginia City, Casablanca, Passage To Marseille, We're No Angels

Mastroiani/Fellini: La Dolce Vita, 8 1/2, City Of Women, Ginger E Fred, Intervista

Wayne/Ford: Stagecoach, Rio Grande, The Quiet Man, The Searchers, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance

Gable/Fleming: Red Dust, The White Sister, Test Pilot, Gone With The Wind, Adventure

Grant/Hawks: Bringing Up Baby, Only Angels Have Wings, His Girl Friday, I Was A Male War Bride, Monkey Business

Guinness/Lean: Great Expectations, Oliver Twist, The Bridge On The River Kwai, Lawrence Of Arabia, Doctor Zhivago

Turturro/Lee: Do The Right Thing, Clockers, He Got Game, She Hate Me, Miracle At St. Anna

Hawke/Linklater: Before Sunrise, The Newton Boys, Tape, Before Sunset, Fast Food Nation

Campbell/Raimi: The Evil Dead, Crimewave, The Evil Dead II, Army Of Darkness, Darkman

Mewes/Smith: Clerks, Dogma, Chasing Amy, Clerks 2, Jay And Silent Bob Strike Back

Leaud/Truffaut: Les 400 Coups, Antoine And Colette, Baisers Voles, Domicile Conjugal, La Nuit Americaine

Lemmon/Wilder: Some Like It Hot, The Apartment, Irma La Douce, Avanti!, The Front Page

Nielsen/Zucker: Airplane!, The Naked Gun, The Naked Gun 2 1/2, The Naked Gun 33 1/3, Scary Movie 3











 


Edited by Morningrise - September 23 2012 at 17:03

The T wrote: You are missing the heir of the Scorsese/DeNiro couple: Scorsese/DiCaprio.

I've tried to narrow it just to one actor per director. Other choices could have also been Owen Wilson/Wes Anderson, Jason Lee/Kevin Smith or John Wayne/Howard Hawks just to name a few.
 

Buñuel and Fernando Rey! 

Lots of good choices here, but I will always be a fan of silly physical comedy, so Nielsen and Zucker from the list.  You could have also added Charlie Chaplin/Charlie Chaplin to the choices. 

The Quiet One wrote: Morningrise wrote: The Quiet One wrote: Buñuel and Fernando Rey!  It's a great one. And it would be one of my favorites on the list as well (I voted Bergman/Von Sydow BTW). But as far as I know they only made 4 films together: Viridiana, Tristana, The Discreet Charm Of The Bourgeioisie and That Obscure Object Of Desire. Yeah, you're right. Are you studying cinema, by any chance?

 
Nope. I'm just a boring accountant and a cinema aficionado.

The Quiet One wrote: Morningrise wrote: The Quiet One wrote: Morningrise wrote: The Quiet One wrote: Buñuel and Fernando Rey!  It's a great one. And it would be one of my favorites on the list as well (I voted Bergman/Von Sydow BTW). But as far as I know they only made 4 films together: Viridiana, Tristana, The Discreet Charm Of The Bourgeioisie and That Obscure Object Of Desire. Yeah, you're right. Are you studying cinema, by any chance?   Nope. I'm just a boring accountant and a cinema aficionado. Oh, haha, that's okay, you know quite a lot!  I've decided to study cinema at U.B.A. but the C.B.C. is killing me. By the way, I'm finishing the autobiography of Luis Buñuel, if you can get that, it's really awesome.

Don't worry. It happened the same to me in C.B.C. I had to take Algebra another time and lost half a year because of it. It's no big deal. In the end, if you're persistent, you'll finish your career.

I'll try to get that autobiography. Seems pretty interesting. I'd like to know about his life, his friendship with Dali and that sort of things.

Anyway, don't let this poll fool you. I do know something about films and cinema, but wikipedia, Imdb also helped a lot. It's not that I have  seen every single one of the movies I posted. Far from that. Buñuel is a particular case because he's one of my favorite directors, but if you ask me about Ford, Hawks or Cukor, the truth is that I know almost nothing of them.


Edited by Morningrise - September 24 2012 at 14:31

Morningrise wrote: The Quiet One wrote: Morningrise wrote: The Quiet One wrote: Morningrise wrote: The Quiet One wrote: Buñuel and Fernando Rey!  It's a great one. And it would be one of my favorites on the list as well (I voted Bergman/Von Sydow BTW). But as far as I know they only made 4 films together: Viridiana, Tristana, The Discreet Charm Of The Bourgeioisie and That Obscure Object Of Desire. Yeah, you're right. Are you studying cinema, by any chance?   Nope. I'm just a boring accountant and a cinema aficionado. Oh, haha, that's okay, you know quite a lot!  I've decided to study cinema at U.B.A. but the C.B.C. is killing me. By the way, I'm finishing the autobiography of Luis Buñuel, if you can get that, it's really awesome.  Don't worry. It happened the same to me in C.B.C. I had to take Algebra another time and lost half a year because of it. It's no big deal. In the end, if you're persistent, you'll get to the end. I'll try to get that autobiography. Seems pretty interesting. I'd like to know about his life, his friendship with Dali and that sort of things. Anyway, don't let this poll fool you. I do know something about films and cinema, but wikipedia, Imdb also helped a lot. It's not that I have  seen every single one of the movies I posted. Far from that. Buñuel is a particular case because he's one of my favorite directors, but if you ask me about Ford, Hawks or Cukor, the truth is that I know almost nothing of them.

Falardeau and Poulin!

Morningrise wrote: I've noticed someone voted for the Burton/Depp duo. Personally, I've grown really tired of Burton movies several years ago. It's always more of the same with him. I know, some might tell me that it's his style, etc. I don't know. His work is so formulaic it just doesn't do anything for me anymore. Not only the visual aspect of his films, but the characters portrayed on them. It seems I've seen Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter portraying the same quirky, bizarre characters over and over again during his last 5 or 6 movies. I think he should take some time off.

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Seeing Burton casting Depp and Bonham-Carter for every of his last movies gives me the feeling that the retirement years would be... creepy.

Eraserhead crew. My favourite movie probably.